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Warm Riding Suit at Good Price 2 Months ago
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The best price I could find was $130.00 and free shipping. From this website:
http://www.tonker.com/store/thermogear_1-piece_suit.html
This suit was a lot better quality than I expected and it was on my doorstep in 48 hrs. I read one guy's on line review that said it was good down to at least 20 degrees on the interstate.
It fits well - It's a large, and I'm 200 at 5'10".
After some good commuting, I will let everyone know how it holds up.
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Re:Warm Riding Suit at Good Price 2 Months ago
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You must not be in California - it doesn't get cold enough to wear anything like that here. 
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Re:Warm Riding Suit at Good Price 2 Months ago
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It was 31 degrees this morning and I had to put on the chaps and some warm gloves. If it gets colder I have to look into something like that.
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Re:Warm Riding Suit at Good Price 2 Months ago
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I have this one herein red and I love it, its got to get fairly cool to ride in it, I find that somewhere below 45 starts to work and I haven't found the other end and it gets cold here, I bought a full face helmet for winter riding for the first time this year. You can get a great first gear on clearance from your local shop usually.
Hope that helps,
Howie
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Re:Warm Riding Suit at Good Price 2 Months ago
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I use a one-piece lightweight snowmobile suit. It's tremendous and will roast you if wearing it over 35 degrees. It's a North-49 Arctic Trail One Piece Snowmobile Suits, and I see it's under $90 still at:
http://www.fcsurplus.ca/shopping/shopdisplayproducts.asp?id=190&cat=Snowmobile+Suits+%26+Snow+Shoes
This isn't where I bought mine, but I think it was the same price, and I did buy it from Canada because it was cheaper
I'll add that I do ride year round, and have used this suit below 20 degrees Farenheit lots of times at Interstate speeds, so the windchill must have been pretty chilly, and I stayed delightfully warm inside the suit.
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Re:Warm Riding Suit at Good Price 2 Months ago
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Google snowmobile suits and you'll find something that should work for under a hundred bucks.
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Re:Warm Riding Suit at Good Price 2 Months ago
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Snowmobile suits...?!? 31 degree mornings...?!? Brrr!!! More than 30 years ago... I wrapped myself up in one of these...  and a nice, lined, leather jacket with chaps... I've been riding ever since...
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Re:Warm Riding Suit at Good Price 2 Months ago
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I hear ya StarCruiser06 it was a balmy 69 this morning and it felt chilly
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Update - Warm Riding Suit 1 Month ago
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As promised here's my continued evaluation.
I used the suit at 30 degrees at 70 MPH. That's a 9 degree wind chill factor. It was very comfy and I believe I could go down a little colder with it.
It takes some getting used to to get out of it, but the zippers and flaps are good quality. It's designed not to have a coat underneath.
At that speed, I could feel the wind comming in around the sewn soles of my new cowboy boots. Also, my Harly $70.00 Gloves were at their limit and I could feel the wind getting in at the fingers. I used a think face mask (15 bucks from Harley store) and my dirt bike goggles which REALLY helped.
If you want to commute in cold weather and don't want to spend 800 bucks for a quality suit, this is a good product.
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