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David T. from Virginia
January 11, 2015
I'm very happy with the large Tour Master Centurion suit that I purchased from MotorcycleGear.com in November, 2014. I commute on a Chinese copy of a Vespa moped and I wear the suit on my commute. I've worn it almost daily since the weather turned cold here. I know that I look ridiculous on my 50cc scooter, but I don't care because I'm warm enough and I'm dry. I've worn it on my scooter on rides of about an hour in the low 20s. I was warm enough at speeds up to about 35 or 40 MPH, although I was aware of the cold. The built-in neck gaiter could be taller to cover more of my chest. I'd like the suit better if there was another layer of insulation for the upper chest. I fix these myself by wearing an extra scarf under the suit and another around my neck. I've used the suit in warmer weather, too. I took a three-hour ride without the liner on an afternoon when the air temperature was in the 60s. I was warm enough until the end of the ride when the sun set and the temperature dropped into the low 50s. Then I wished I had brought a sweater along. The suit is cut for riders bigger around than am I. I'm 6'1" and 150 pounds. The size large suit is big around me but it's just the right length. There is plenty of room for layers. I feel like I'm wearing a Gundam mobile suit. My favorite feature is the little pocket on the left forearm. I put my office key card there so I don't have to fumble in the pockets for it when I reach the parking garage.
I'm very happy with the large Tour Master Centurion suit that I purchased from MotorcycleGear.com in November, 2014. I commute on a Chinese copy of a Vespa moped and I wear the suit on my commute. I've worn it almost daily since the weather turned cold here. I know that I look ridiculous on my 50cc scooter, but I don't care because I'm warm enough and I'm dry. I've worn it on my scooter on rides of about an hour in the low 20s. I was warm enough at speeds up to about 35 or 40 MPH, although I was aware of the cold. The built-in neck gaiter could be taller to cover more of my chest. I'd like the suit better if there was another layer of insulation for the upper chest. I fix these myself by wearing an extra scarf under the suit and another around my neck. I've used the suit in warmer weather, too. I took a three-hour ride without the liner on an afternoon when the air temperature was in the 60s. I was warm enough until the end of the ride when the sun set and the temperature dropped into the low 50s. Then I wished I had brought a sweater along. The suit is cut for riders bigger around than am I. I'm 6'1" and 150 pounds. The size large suit is big around me but it's just the right length. There is plenty of room for layers. I feel like I'm wearing a Gundam mobile suit. My favorite feature is the little pocket on the left forearm. I put my office key card there so I don't have to fumble in the pockets for it when I reach the parking garage.
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