Scooter Blanket

prodigit · 01-26-2013, 04:45 PM

You know, one member once suggested me a ponjo. Those cheap $1 ponjo's; and they work quite fine in cutting wind.
Just as long as you got warm clothes under them, the plastic ponjo's don't allow the wind to go deep in your clothing, robbing you of precious temperatures!

I always have one with me on my scoot, not only for the rain, but also for the wind.

Which is something I'd suggest you to look at, if your blanket is rain proof or not...

01-26-2013, 04:45 PM	#9
prodigit Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Miami, FL Posts: 390	You know, one member once suggested me a ponjo. Those cheap $1 ponjo's; and they work quite fine in cutting wind. Just as long as you got warm clothes under them, the plastic ponjo's don't allow the wind to go deep in your clothing, robbing you of precious temperatures! I always have one with me on my scoot, not only for the rain, but also for the wind. Which is something I'd suggest you to look at, if your blanket is rain proof or not...
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