Essential Motorcycle Gear For A Rainy Ride

Wet But Ready
Getting caught in an unexpected shower shouldn't put a damper on your ride. Designed to be worn over riding gear, the IXS Saint Rain Jacket ($79) and matching Croix Pants ($59) are lightweight, 100-percent waterproof, and breathable. The jacket features adjustable collar and cuffs, while the pants have zippered leg and drawstring waist.
(561) 571-1900
isxusa.com

Fingers First
Proper gloves can eradicate dreaded dishpan hands when riding in wet conditions. The Rukka Harros GTX Glove ($199) is constructed of goatskin leather and Cordura with a waterproof and breathable Gore-Tex lining. It has padded knuckle protection and a combination of Outlast and light thermal insulation for warmth without the added bulk.
(866) 501-0510
rukka-usa.com

Rain Rubber
Maintaining good footing on wet roads needn't cost an arm or a leg. Dunlop Sportmax GPR-300 ($121.42–$160.37) claim to offer a balance of grip in wet or dry conditions with longer wear. The sport radial is available in two front and four rear sizes designed to fit bikes from 250cc/300cc to the open class.
(800) 845-8378
dunlopmotorcycletires.com

Rainy-Day Denim
There's no beating a hazmat suit for staying dry, but how fashionable is that? The REV'IT Orlando H2O Jean ($319.99) is made of a poly/cotton stretch denim with a 100-percent-waterproof hydratex membrane inner laminate. There's double layer abrasion-resistant fabric in seat and knees along with CE-Level 1 hip and knee protection.
revitsport.com

Light It Up
Become more visible when riding in poor weather with the AdMore SMT Lightbar ($199.99), which uses high-intensity LEDs to provide supplemental taillight, brake light, and progressive amber turn signals. The universal kit features several user-configurable options, including an adjustable accelerometer-activated brake-light function.
(877) 564-8100
admorelighting.com