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If you usually ride in hot weather, or are the kind of person who sweats all the time in the summer, you may want to get perforated leathers. These have tiny holes all over them to let air in while you're moving. | If you usually ride in hot weather, or are the kind of person who sweats all the time in the summer, you may want to get perforated leathers. These have tiny holes all over them to let air in while you're moving. | ||
Plan on wearing either thin silk long underwear or some kind of space-age wicking material [[Boxers or briefs? Summer under-gear wear|under the suit]] | Plan on wearing either thin silk long underwear or some kind of space-age wicking material [[Boxers or briefs? Summer under-gear wear|under the suit]]. Silk doesn't hold an odor like synthetics sometimes do, and it's a lot easier to clean silk or polyester than leather. Underwear helps make your leather suit easier to put on, take off, and keep clean. It also helps you move your body while wearing it, as the leather won't be sticking to your skin. | ||
Once you get a good-fitting set of leathers, you may not be able to get warm clothes under them, but you can always wear warm stuff on the outside. It won't look quite as good, but would you rather be cool or freezing? | Once you get a good-fitting set of leathers, you may not be able to get warm clothes under them, but you can always wear warm stuff on the outside. It won't look quite as good, but would you rather be cool or freezing? | ||