| Author | Message | ||
     Niceguyeddy |
I recently switched back to a leather jacket (Buell Avolation) from a stint with a textile/mesh HD jacket. Because of this I looked into shirts that would keep me cool under it even in high temps/humidity. I found this in the Buell performance shirts, exceptionally cool and un-noticable under a medium wt jacket. I would guess there are cheaper options than the BMC shirts but I wish I had 1 for every day of the week. They retail at $55 [redacted]. If you ride with a leather year round, look into it. (Message edited by niceguyeddy on September 13, 2009) (Message edited by blake on September 13, 2009) | ||
| Blake |
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| Niceguyeddy |
Sorry Blake, it never even occurred to me...won't happen again. | ||
| Fahren |
try searching for antimicrobial microfiber t shirts, and I would wager you will find some for less than the Buell. But then again, they don't say "Buell" on them  | ||
| Blake |
Silk, long sleeved are very comfortable. | ||
| Fahren |
Yeah - silk is very good. Companies are also making incredibly nice stuff out of bamboo. It's really soft, breathable and apparently has a certain amount of natural antimicrobial properties. | ||
| Firebolt32 |
Under Armor makes a nice under shirt that absorbs and keeps you cool as well. I wear them when I referee football. | ||
| Delta_one |
wow I must be one of the few low tec guys here, I just wear a tank top under a plain old white t-shirt. you know the ones that come in bags. cotton breathes nicely and pulls moisture away fairly well. its the best when you have vents to open up or a perforated leather. | ||
| Niceguyeddy |
Low-tech, hmmm. More likely only a LOT less neurotic than me. Just the thought of putting on a seatbelt makes me cringe!  |
