Rain Repellent - Updated Product Use?

[davidtn]

I did a search on VTF of rain repellent and the most recent post I could find was August 2003. Anyone have any recent experience with a product(s) they'd like to share?

I have been checking out this website and some of the products look promising. http://classic-motoring.stores.yahoo...lglclrare.html

I'm headed to Sturgis soon and want to battle the elements as best as possible...riding, not trailering...and let's not get into THAT debate please

[Steelhorse]

Originally Posted by davidtn

I did a search on VTF of rain repellent and the most recent post I could find was August 2003. Anyone have any recent experience with a product(s) they'd like to share?

I have been checking out this website and some of the products look promising. http://classic-motoring.stores.yahoo...lglclrare.html

I'm headed to Sturgis soon and want to battle the elements as best as possible...riding, not trailering...and let's not get into THAT debate please

I'll be riding back also, someone said that the dealer sells something that works really good??? Rain X works pretty good but it seems to fog up whenever I use it.

[kinneydr54]

There is a product that worwks better than Rain-X. It is made by PPG, the windshield people. It is called AquaPel. The nice part about it is you put it on, wipe it off, and it lasts for 6-12 months. Plus, it is not as hazy when wet as Rain-X.
You can usually find it at Valvoline Oil Change centers, or some car dealers.
It is the greatest reller I have found. I use it on my boat, truck, and R.K.

[2kflhr]

Heres and on-line link:

http://www.tirerack.com/accessories/aquapel/aquapel.jsp?s_kwcid=aquapel|685999513&keyword=aqua pel&code=yes&GCID=S13674x009-acc_mntnce&[/