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Somebody from our US friends posted a picture recently of a motorcylist's overall, to be weared over casual wear. It was partly red colored.
Can't find it anymore. Could some kind soul help me out and tell me the brand of that thing?
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It's likely an Aerostitch Roadcrafter. A pricey but high quality one piece.
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That's it. 12 minutes till answer.
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Probably Tink, he wears a 1 piece red Roadcrafter
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Could you native English speaker explain to me, what `Ballistics' mean at this suit:
http://www.aerostich.com/suits/one-piece...-suit.html
Is that to choose the color of those extra protective patches? (I'm guessing.)
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your guess is correct. they mean where the extra abrasion protection is located.
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I bought mine about 2 years ago. Here in TX, I went with the light weight version so I can still wear it in the hot summers. Well, the hot summers won. So this is a fall/winter/spring jumpsuit for me. I wear a 38 short in a men's suit. I bought a 38 short jumpsuit from them off their inventory, no custom measurement and custom stitching done. As delivered, my suit, fitted w/ their pads, fits me perfectly, from shoulder to ankle. Those guys at Aerostich knows how to size their jumpsuit for a man!
I went w/ the hi-vis and grey...
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Interesting! Thank you very much!
Anybody else? I'd really appreciate your reports.
I'm thinking about, to buy one.
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Django,
I bought my Aerostich Roadcrafter one-piece suit in 1991.
Used it daily on my ride to/from work.
Aerostich is very good with repairs, my suit has been sent to Aerostich twice for minor repairs due to wear and tear, never a crash.
Yes it is expensive, but very durable and will last for decades.
Look in any of the American motorcycle magazines and you will see Areostich suits.
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Django - I have never met anyone who owned a Aerostitch suit who didn't love it. The only beef I've heard is that they can be a bit warm in summer.