Here is my gear:
My first jacket I purchased is the first one that fit me. It is a bit difficult to find functional motorcycle gear for women. Most women's gear seems to be made for small children. And I'm not that large, fairly average sized, but I'd like some thing that will actually protect me if need be and not just make me look like a fashion statement.
Joe Rocket Lotus Jacket was my first jacket because it fit and I needed one. I wish I'd waited and taken the time to search around but I was anxious to ride and didn't want to ride without protection. It has a large reflective patch on the back. I like it, but it is too hot in the summer and not quite warm enough in the winter. Which prompted me to purchase
But, MotoGear Outlet is where I try to buy all my gear. They are close to my house and the service is awesome. I purchased the Tour Master Transition Jacket there. It has a quilted full liner, lots of pockets, lots of fitting adjustments in the arms and waist, reflective piping and patches and fits well. It also matches the pants I also bought at MotoGear Outlet.
Olympia Airglide II Pants are my favorite piece of gear. They are mesh pants and I wouldn't have been enjoying my ride nearly as much this summer if I didn't have them. They are cooler than wearing my jeans. I have the silver pair so they aren't as warm as my dark jeans.
I'd also purchased a pair of Olympia mens pants that were on the clearance rack at a local dealership. They aren't mesh so I plan to wear them if the airglides aren't warm enough. They came with a rain liner. The two liners are interchangeable so I should be well equipped during the colder weather.
On ebay I purchased some mens Joe Rocket
I also have a couple of pairs of gloves. Some pink mesh Joe Rocket gloves to match my jacket. And a warmer pair of gray gloves. I have a hard time with warmer gloves. They seem to be too big for me and I feel like I can't control or feel the grips. I'm still looking for some that will be comfortable and warm. But, we'll probably add some grip heaters to help with that issue as well.
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