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*[http://www.fishusa.com/tackleshop/default.asp?i=FC94D614ABE2476D80C36938E32051ED&fx=1 Fish USA] has good deals on frogg toggs, too. I got a Pro Angler suit that I really like.
*[http://www.fishusa.com/tackleshop/default.asp?i=FC94D614ABE2476D80C36938E32051ED&fx=1 Fish USA] has good deals on frogg toggs, too. I got a Pro Angler suit that I really like.


As usual, to find other brands that people recommend, search the N250RC site or go to [http://www.motorcyclegearreview.com/ Motorcycle Gear Review].
Most of the major gear manufacturers make rain gear. Take a look at your favorite local or online retailer.


'''Another must-have''' is a [http://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcycle-helmets/visors/fog-city-progrip.htm FogCity shield] for your helmet visor- it ends fogging completely. It's just $15 or so, and is a great thing to have.  
'''Another must-have''' is a [http://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcycle-helmets/visors/fog-city-progrip.htm FogCity shield] for your helmet visor- it ends fogging completely. It's just $15 or so, and is a great thing to have.  


Ride like you usually do, just smoother and a little slower. You'd be amazed at how far you can actually lean on wet pavement, and modern brakes work fine once they heat up. The important thing is to practice. Sell your car, and ride every day!
Ride like you usually do, just smoother and a little slower. You'd be amazed at how far you can actually lean on wet pavement, and modern brakes work fine once they heat up. The important thing is to practice. Sell your car, and ride every day!