Riding defensively minimizes the chance of a motorcycle accident but unfortunately sometimes a get-off can't be avoided. That's when good riding gear can make the difference between a trip to the hospital or just a few aches.
Many riders like the idea of wearing protective clothing, but they're turned off by the thought of having to tromp around in bulky bike gear once they reach their destination.
Andy Goldfine, founder of the Aerostich riding-accessory company, solved this problem when he invented the Roadcrafter -- achieving his goal to "Go beyond traditional riding wear and make the ultimate suit."
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