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RainGo™, designed for commuters, allows the rider to stand fully and be protected from rain while stopped at an intersection.
i dont know where people test these things, but usually when its raining here, its accompanied by wind. And in wind the last thing i want to do is imitate a sailboat.
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Originally Posted by Jarery
i dont know where people test these things, but usually when its raining here, its accompanied by wind. And in wind the last thing i want to do is imitate a sailboat.
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I've seen one of those a few years back, when I attended BCIT.
On of my classmates, a bearded guy in his 30's had it on his MTB.
It looked really cumbersome.
Looking at the webpage, it appears they're made locally. Its funny I've only ever seen ONE in person.
On of my classmates, a bearded guy in his 30's had it on his MTB.
It looked really cumbersome.
Looking at the webpage, it appears they're made locally. Its funny I've only ever seen ONE in person.
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Originally Posted by bernie1964