Designed in conjunction with MotoQuest Tours’ main man, Phil Freeman, for wide flexibility and rapid changeability. “Three Layer System Design” offer a twist on common outer-shell, insulating-layer, and waterproof-layer construction. Jacket $550; Pants $350.
Large front and rear vents work great and deploy rapidly. Shoulder, elbow, and articulating back armor are stand-ard. Velcro wrist and ankle adjustments work well, and the pant legs zip almost all the way up to the waist, greatly facilitating entry.
This suit's integrated removable backpack has extra storage and comes complete with a 2-liter hydration bladder. Straps help support the backpack when it's loaded. Unit zips off with ease whenever it's not needed.
Long thigh vents breathe well through shorter hip exits. Hips are padded with thin closed-cell foam, so consider adding protection there. Cuffs fit over off-road boots with ease and can be made to fit snugly over street models, too.
A hoodie-equipped, highly reflective water barrier comes with the MotoQuest suit, and it can be worn over or under main jacket, as conditions require. Also included (but not shown here) is a comfortable nylon and Thinsulate layer designed to function as casual outerwear whenever you’re off the bike.
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Olympia Motoquest Guide adventure suit.
Large front and rear vents.
Integrated removable backpack.
Long thigh vents breathe well.
