I have a low windshield and a Mountain Mod seat on an 03 RX-1.The MM seat is about 4 inches higher than the stock seat.The problem I'm having is that the snow swirls up around the back of my seat and covers my back. Eventually it melts and I end up with a wet butt.Does anyone have any ideas to try to reduce this?
twomorestrokes
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That happens to me on a stock setup. I don't know how you can do anything about it.
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Im looking at goretex snow bibs right now.Cabellas seem to be the cheapest and are supposedly made by remia.
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The wife and and have the Goretex Extreme Guidewear Wet / Cold weather Jacket and Bibs from Cabelas. As in Avatar photo.
Great stuff. The jacket has a hood that can be rolled and tucks behind the helmet nicely. It provides some helmet support as well. You will not get wet.
It is quilted nicely and provides great protection. This will do in normal conditions with normal layered undergarments. This is all I normally wear.
However, we ordered and extra size larger for the following reason:
Extreme sub-zero riding we have 300 polar tech wind shear fleece jacket and pant undergarments. Its great if you are not moving much. If you work your sled alot you will burn up. Its that good.
Hope this helps...
Great stuff. The jacket has a hood that can be rolled and tucks behind the helmet nicely. It provides some helmet support as well. You will not get wet.
It is quilted nicely and provides great protection. This will do in normal conditions with normal layered undergarments. This is all I normally wear.
However, we ordered and extra size larger for the following reason:
Extreme sub-zero riding we have 300 polar tech wind shear fleece jacket and pant undergarments. Its great if you are not moving much. If you work your sled alot you will burn up. Its that good.
Hope this helps...
