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motor32 · July 15th, 2010, 07:15 PM

Go for the one piece. The hump also just kinda gets in the way if you ever wear a backpack or a camelback. Wear what you will wear when you try them on. I went one size up. I wear my one piece until it gets in the low 80's. Above that, I'll switch to leather track pants and a mesh jacket. This is how I dress everytime out.
Things to consider also:

1. I wear bike-shorts and amored shorts under my leathers. http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...de-Shorts.aspx

2. I also wear a back and chest protector vest under my leathers.
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...c-SP-Vest.aspx

3. They should fit snug without being constrictive.

4. Most are perforated which is great for temps above 65, below that you'll want some extra room for wind/thermal liners.

5. Who cares how people look at you or what they think. Phuk them! Full leathers are the best protection in a crash.

July 15th, 2010, 07:15 PM	#7
motor32 ninjette.org member Name: Steve Location: Chicagoland Join Date: Mar 2010 Motorcycle(s): 1987 Kawasaki Concours --- 2008 Kawasaki Ninja 250R Posts: 59	Go for the one piece. The hump also just kinda gets in the way if you ever wear a backpack or a camelback. Wear what you will wear when you try them on. I went one size up. I wear my one piece until it gets in the low 80's. Above that, I'll switch to leather track pants and a mesh jacket. This is how I dress everytime out. Things to consider also: 1. I wear bike-shorts and amored shorts under my leathers. http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...de-Shorts.aspx 2. I also wear a back and chest protector vest under my leathers. http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...c-SP-Vest.aspx 3. They should fit snug without being constrictive. 4. Most are perforated which is great for temps above 65, below that you'll want some extra room for wind/thermal liners. 5. Who cares how people look at you or what they think. Phuk them! Full leathers are the best protection in a crash.