Rainproof
Motorcycle rain gear is the solution to always keep under your seat: complete jacket and trousers sets or jackets to wear over normal clothing, single overtrousers, overboots. When sudden rain hits, they make the difference between a journey to be redone and one to remember. Here you'll find rain gear from Hevik, Kappa, Macna, in sizes XS-XXL, with hermetic closures and reflectors on the shoulders and back.
Rain gear: guide, tips, and FAQs
Strengths
- Over-wearable – over already worn jackets and trousers, in less than two minutes
- Taped seams – where needed, to prevent any infiltration points
- Reflectors on back and calves – visibility in the dark when the weather worsens
- Small and foldable – fit in a seat compartment or a tank bag
Important notes
- Put it on before it starts raining, not as soon as it starts: wet on you stays wet.
- The main zipper must be covered by a flap with velcro: simple zippers allow infiltration.
- Overboots: those without a rigid sole must remain off the footpegs to avoid slipping.
Perfect for whom
For those who don't have a waterproof 4-season jacket and need an economical solution to always keep on board. It is also the choice for those with a perforated summer jacket who don't want to change their garment at the first cloud. A rain suit costs less than a waterproof jacket and lasts for years. Contact us for more information.
Warranty and quality
Original Hevik, Kappa, Macna motorcycle rain gear. Moon Bike S.r.l. is an authorized dealer based in Cercola (NA).
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I get a size larger?
Yes, always. Rain gear goes over your normal clothing, so you need more space in the shoulder and thigh areas. Many manufacturers already indicate in their size charts a larger reference size compared to standard garments. If you are between two sizes, always take the larger one, never the smaller one.
Does economical rain gear protect as well as technical rain gear?
Against water, yes, if the main zipper has a covering flap and the main seams are taped. The difference is in durability: economical rain gear starts to lose its surface waterproofing after 10-20 heavy uses. A technical model lasts for years but costs 3-4 times as much.
Are overboots really necessary?
Yes, they are often the most useful piece. Water easily enters through boots: from the top, from the zipper, from the connection with the trousers. A simple, elastic overboot, kept under the rain trousers, keeps your feet dry even during intense downpours. It costs little and radically changes comfort.
