#olympicpeninsularideguide

We've been testing the REV’IT! Cayenne Pro. It's a mesh adventure suit that flows a ton of air and has CE Level-2 protection that works great for aggressive riding and warm days. During our recent trip to Washington State's wet and rainy Olympic Peninsula, we matched it with waterproof base layers for a combo that worked surprisingly well, even in light rain. For more details go to: http://bit.ly/revitcayenne

We did some testing of the Nexx X.Wed Adventure Helmet during our recent trip to Washington State's Olympic Peninsula. It's got tons of features like a drop-down sun visor, emergency quick-release cheek pads, action cam mounts, and an extendable peak. A plush interior gives it all-day comfort and redesigned vents flow even more air than the old version. And it works well with goggles too! Check it out at http://bit.ly/nexxxwed

We tested GIVI's new GRT718 saddlebags with a capacity of 15 liters per side during our recent trip to the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State. The new bags are now even more durable than before using abrasion-resistant 840D Nylon TPU material. You can strap them onto bikes with or without racks and they are completely waterproof without using inner bags, which came in handy in the wet Pacific Northwest. For more details go to: http://bit.ly/givigrt718

During our recent ride in Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula, we used the Wolfman Unrack Luggage System to carry our gear. It uses a base harness that is draped over the bike and attaches with three straps. It offers several different D-Rings that make it convenient to configure and secure different sized bags to the top and sides of a bike without luggage racks. For more details go to: http://bit.ly/wolfbbase