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    So while I have not ceased in my 'why do I need a roadcrafter' , I now have something that is alot cheaper and will clue me in if I love/hate the suit thing. If I hate it, I am sure someone will give me 150$ for a worn once 2XL suit
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    Quote Originally Posted by SomeStrangeGuy View Post
    So while I have not ceased in my 'why do I need a roadcrafter' , I now have something that is alot cheaper and will clue me in if I love/hate the suit thing. If I hate it, I am sure someone will give me 150$ for a worn once 2XL suit


    So my fieldsheer 2xl jacket and XL pants I practically swim in. I order a 2XL suit and it won't even begin to zip up. I could lose 50# but it's definitely too narrow for my general structure. Of course I go to check the site and they have small and medium left, damn them!

    I'm pissed because this is a pretty nice suit! Now I get to find out what their return policies are

    RE - I need you to find me another smoking deal on this thing in 3XL???
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    Ok, the site owner dude of mccloseouts rides a 640 Adventure and posts on advrider...good enough for me

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    I like the internetz...I'll post up when it comes in. I like what I see from the current suit though...appears pretty weathertight, but also with decently placed vents, a nice zip out liner, removable rain collar, etc.

    If anyone is reading this and wants the last 2XL that I am about to send back to MCS, let me know tonight. It's probably 220$ shipped (which is about what it will cost ya from the other place if they have it in 2xl).
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    Quote Originally Posted by luvtolean View Post
    I'm pretty sure my wife bought me some moto gear from them a while back.
    Cool, thanks LTL
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    I think 08silver posted about an issue he had with MotorcycleCloseouts?
    ...dude you ride an offroad bike with slicks, 1/2 the weight of a GS, double the suspension, with a browning 50 cal going off 32" from your skull as a daily freaking driver - I'd expect anything except a nitro dragbike to be bland by comparison - SSG

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    Quote Originally Posted by SomeStrangeGuy View Post
    Cool, thanks LTL
    Had I mentioned we're still waiting for shipping confirmation?
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    Quote Originally Posted by SomeStrangeGuy View Post


    So my fieldsheer 2xl jacket and XL pants I practically swim in. I order a 2XL suit and it won't even begin to zip up. I could lose 50# but it's definitely too narrow for my general structure. Of course I go to check the site and they have small and medium left, damn them!

    I'm pissed because this is a pretty nice suit! Now I get to find out what their return policies are

    RE - I need you to find me another smoking deal on this thing in 3XL???
    well I didn't do much looking for that one, I get their email and it just happened to be right there at the right time. glad you found another one though.

    and thanks for that helmet find, picked it up last weekend. Gonna put it use with the good weather this weekend.
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    I've had the same 1 piece roadcrafter since 2001, 90% of the time I ride on the road. Easy on, easy off, totally worth it... I feel protected all the time.

    I can open it up in the summer and its cool. I can close it up in the winter and its impenetrable.

    Get one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by luvtolean View Post
    Had I mentioned we're still waiting for shipping confirmation?
    Dude, you weren't kidding

    Ok admittedly, I accidentally gave them the mrs. email address so who knows what emails have/haven't occurred here, but I did login to their site and check the order status and it is "drop shipped".

    So...I guess that does not entitle me to tracking information?

    I paid the $$ for some express crap, so I am really hoping its there today when I get home. If not, well...I'll bitch here some more.
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    I was just playing.

    My stuff made it, but it was a gift, so I couldn't tell you if it was delayed or anything.
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    Quote Originally Posted by luvtolean View Post
    I was just playing.
    i know

    I'm not tho...WHERE IS MY SUIT!
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    FYI: My suit arrived here last Wednesday, but rushing out the door I tossed it in the house and left. Finally tried it on the other night and it fits well. I don't know if I am just a walrus but the 3XL fits on me like anything else 2XL I own. .

    I did have a chance to take it out for a few today and I can definitely say it is not the suit for warmer weather riding. It has some ventilation, but on the GS those areas are hidden by the windscreen in any position, so really - there aint alot of airflow going on for me. Removing the liners does help with getting cool of course (as I had my liners out today in 60 degree weather) and was quite comfy. I see this as a 65% of the time suit, at least I hope it to be . For the May-August months it may not be adviseable, but for other times of the year it looks like it will do nicely. It also looks pretty damn impervious to rain as well.

    This is my first full (textile) suit and I must say I'm definitely a fan of the suit thing. It is step-in and step-out, and no jacket-to-pant hassles. This will be something repeated in the future for the summer months...probably something lighter though if I can find it. The 'stich Darien stuff seems to be regarded for warm weather riding (as noted earlier in this thread) and it can be zipped together (and left that way) so that will probably be phase 2.

    For now though, I have my "damn its raining and I refuse to take the cage" and the suit that is pretty much for anything I encounter while out on the road.

    Love the external pockets...
    Love the fit on the bike...
    Build quality is pretty good...
    Good feature set using reflective materials...

    Ok thats all for now, I am sure I'll ramble more as I get some experience with it.
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    Does it have pit zips and a rear back vent?

    The back vent works particularly well on the Roadcrafter. I wear mine hot or cold...

    When I picked up some new hiking boots last week I just stepped in and zipped up. Even the guys in the shoe shop were impressed. The one piece is ultra convenient.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SomeStrangeGuy View Post
    Love the external pockets...
    Love the fit on the bike...
    Build quality is pretty good...
    Good feature set using reflective materials...

    Ok thats all for now, I am sure I'll ramble more as I get some experience with it.
    And it looks good on you too!

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    Quote Originally Posted by luvtolean View Post
    Does it have pit zips and a rear back vent?

    The back vent works particularly well on the Roadcrafter. I wear mine hot or cold...

    When I picked up some new hiking boots last week I just stepped in and zipped up. Even the guys in the shoe shop were impressed. The one piece is ultra convenient.
    No pit zips, two waterproof chest zips with mesh lining behind them. Two shoulderblade vents is all I could find.

    The legs do zip up to the thigh and the front zips down to my knee I think. It does take some getting used to. For some reason I just decided to drive in today though rather than sport it. I think it needs more miles before I can negotiate traffic with it....or something.


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    And it looks good on you too!
    I have to give all the credit to the CE armor

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    Quote Originally Posted by SomeStrangeGuy View Post
    No pit zips, two waterproof chest zips with mesh lining behind them. Two shoulderblade vents is all I could find.

    The legs do zip up to the thigh and the front zips down to my knee I think. It does take some getting used to. For some reason I just decided to drive in today though rather than sport it. I think it needs more miles before I can negotiate traffic with it....or something.



    I have to give all the credit to the CE armor

    p.s. I bet a buck you just threadkilled my thread
    shoulda wore it but tomorrow will be a better test anyway. give you a chance to test out how waterproof it is.
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    Yes indeed...but tomorrow the tank will be off the GS in the early AM so I can put the front shock on (Elka), so likely no bikeage tomorrow
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    Competition Accessories

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    Quote Originally Posted by slickwill View Post
    Competition Accessories

    Closeout Prices
    oh man I hate you, those mesh pants are really tempting and only $100.
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    Nice deal there too.
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    And just think, mesh only melts to your skin once.
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    Quote Originally Posted by luvtolean View Post
    And just think, mesh only melts to your skin once.
    those pants actually look much better than other mesh stuff I've seen. They aren't fully mesh. just in some places. but on the other hand I think I've worn my A* mesh jacket once in the past 2 years, preferring to go with full leathers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CBR929RE View Post
    those pants actually look much better than other mesh stuff I've seen. They aren't fully mesh. just in some places. but on the other hand I think I've worn my A* mesh jacket once in the past 2 years, preferring to go with full leathers.
    I know I've only worn my mesh once since getting my A-stars leather. I can't see myself ever wearing mesh again but I still need some waterproof pants to match my touring jacket.
    ...dude you ride an offroad bike with slicks, 1/2 the weight of a GS, double the suspension, with a browning 50 cal going off 32" from your skull as a daily freaking driver - I'd expect anything except a nitro dragbike to be bland by comparison - SSG

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