Great designed jacket.I got me a Australian brand called Dririder jackets one for winter & recently got me a summer mesh jacket.The summer mesh jacket has mesh panels from top to bottom & on a blue sky 27° degree plus day is fantastic & on 26° I leave the water proof lining in which still breathable & works well & when removed & in t-shirt can feel the air on forearms where mesh goes full length of arm. Even with the waterproof lining in still works well I just don't zip lining up just the outer jacket.I carry liner in a tail bag if liner not in jacket.Summer mesh jacket is awesome & should of got one years ago.
@@forgottenmotorcyclesIt's a Australian company & I think 🤔 they only sell in Australasia but have a look.I got the the Dririder Air-Ride 5 jacket which comes with a Back pad & water proof lining alot of mesh jackets don't come with back pad or waterproof lining or back pad is a option.Their was another mesh jacket called the Dririder Breeze with even more mesh but no back pad or waterproof lining.The Air Ride 5 jacket still has plenty of mesh both left & right front body panels are mesh upto the collar & inside the arms & on the back has 2 rectangle mesh panels from shoulder blades down to bottom.In US have brands like Alpine Stars,RST etc that we get too & Baxter's probably got a few other options like Oxford,Richa etc.I would go for a mesh jacket with a removable waterproof lining so on real hot 🥵 27° plus days remove lining & if temperature drops or starts to rain you can put liner back in.With lining out & wearing short sleeve shirt I could feel the air on my forearms.I'm a heavy sweater & with mesh jacket on hot 🥵 day I get sufficient air flow I didn't even sweat.You could fold water proof lining up & stuff in jacket or carry it in panniers like me & one day it was hot 🥵 26° but overcast & during ride it cooled right down so when stopped I put liner in & it ended up raining & jacket with liner kept me warm & dry.Also if in 2 minds about weather leave waterproof lining in but leave front of lining unzipped for airflow.It has cooled down here a bit but today got to 27° & would if been alright from 10am-6pm any earlier I wear the winter jacket without thermal liner.It cools down quick this time of year another 3weeks be putting thermal liner in. Triumph Daytona 660 is due at end of month too.
Years ago, we were lucky to remember Eyewear 👓. Uncanny, where the market has gone from yesteryear. Safety first, but I will be brutally honest. If I have 300 xtra dollars, I will be picking up a Paiste ride cymbal and looking out the window at the bike in the carport LOL. Rock and Ride Fuzzy! Wahoo...
Thanks for the review Fuzzy!!
You bet!
So much fabulous riding gear to choose from these days!
Yes indeed!
Hey Fuzzy, I just bought that Meteor 350 last Friday. Thanks for being kind to it.
Great motorcycle. Love that pipe! Wahoo!
Great designed jacket.I got me a Australian brand called Dririder jackets one for winter & recently got me a summer mesh jacket.The summer mesh jacket has mesh panels from top to bottom & on a blue sky 27° degree plus day is fantastic & on 26° I leave the water proof lining in which still breathable & works well & when removed & in t-shirt can feel the air on forearms where mesh goes full length of arm.
Even with the waterproof lining in still works well I just don't zip lining up just the outer jacket.I carry liner in a tail bag if liner not in jacket.Summer mesh jacket is awesome & should of got one years ago.
I've been looking at good mesh jackets. Would like a light colored one. Will google Dririder. Thanks!
@@forgottenmotorcyclesIt's a Australian company & I think 🤔 they only sell in Australasia but have a look.I got the the Dririder Air-Ride 5 jacket which comes with a Back pad & water proof lining alot of mesh jackets don't come with back pad or waterproof lining or back pad is a option.Their was another mesh jacket called the Dririder Breeze with even more mesh but no back pad or waterproof lining.The Air Ride 5 jacket still has plenty of mesh both left & right front body panels are mesh upto the collar & inside the arms & on the back has 2 rectangle mesh panels from shoulder blades down to bottom.In US have brands like Alpine Stars,RST etc that we get too & Baxter's probably got a few other options like Oxford,Richa etc.I would go for a mesh jacket with a removable waterproof lining so on real hot 🥵 27° plus days remove lining & if temperature drops or starts to rain you can put liner back in.With lining out & wearing short sleeve shirt I could feel the air on my forearms.I'm a heavy sweater & with mesh jacket on hot 🥵 day I get sufficient air flow I didn't even sweat.You could fold water proof lining up & stuff in jacket or carry it in panniers like me & one day it was hot 🥵 26° but overcast & during ride it cooled right down so when stopped I put liner in & it ended up raining & jacket with liner kept me warm & dry.Also if in 2 minds about weather leave waterproof lining in but leave front of lining unzipped for airflow.It has cooled down here a bit but today got to 27° & would if been alright from 10am-6pm any earlier I wear the winter jacket without thermal liner.It cools down quick this time of year another 3weeks be putting thermal liner in.
Triumph Daytona 660 is due at end of month too.
@@forgottenmotorcyclesGreat jacket & like how the vents roll down & stick down.
Meteor 350 has a different map & more top end about 4-5mph more top end over classic the governor must have a bigger gap.
Years ago, we were lucky to remember Eyewear 👓.
Uncanny, where the market has gone from yesteryear.
Safety first, but I will be brutally honest. If I have 300 xtra dollars, I will be picking up a Paiste ride cymbal and looking out the window at the bike in the carport LOL. Rock and Ride Fuzzy! Wahoo...
Course our safety gear wasn't that good back then LOL