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I reckon those ski pants in Charlie's picture need a couple of eyelets about midway on the braces.

If I put the liner in my Olympia Phantom 1 piece suit, I'll be comfortable to well below freezing. And I do have heated grips on the R65 now.

enigmaT120 wrote:If I put the liner in my Olympia Phantom 1 piece suit, I'll be comfortable to well below freezing. And I do have heated grips on the R65 now.

What do the Roos do when it gets below freezing?

Zombie Master wrote:

enigmaT120 wrote:If I put the liner in my Olympia Phantom 1 piece suit, I'll be comfortable to well below freezing. And I do have heated grips on the R65 now.

What do the Roos do when it gets below freezing?

Curl up inside their pouch.

They come in and sit by my fire.
And drink whiskey with me.
Usually ends up in a boxing match tho.

Airbear wrote:

This indeed looks like a good way to stay warm.

ME 109 wrote:They come in and sit by my fire.
And drink whiskey with me.
Usually ends up in a boxing match tho.

Change brands !

Sibbo wrote:

ME 109 wrote:They come in and sit by my fire.
And drink whiskey with me.
Usually ends up in a boxing match tho.

Change brands !

Good idea there. I've heard grey 'roos don't drink as much as the big red ones and they can't box as well either.!

We've got greys around here and they're a mob of wooses .

Aldi is having a sale this weekend for bike gear. Damart long johns are my cold weather friend. They have 3 levels of warmth listed as 1,3 or 5, the 5's are the warmest and best as far as I'm concerned while on the road in the cold. I also have the Olympia mesh jacket and pants that I use year round in the sub-tropics. They keep you cool in the summer and warm in the winter with the liners in the pants and jacket.