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Motorcycle rain gear from RS Taichi, ILM and Givi comes as separate jackets and pants. Saigon's afternoon downpours arrive quickly and hit hard. Choose between compact packing, built-in head and footwear coverage, or reflective gear for night rides. Bring your rented riding jacket for a fit check.
| Type | Strengths | Limitations |
|---|---|---|
| RS Taichi RSRR08 | Light fabric, packs small for city rides | No confirmed water column figure |
| ILM RS03 | Built-in hood and boot covers | Lower water column rating than Givi |
| Givi ARS03 | Reflective, for wet nights and long heavy rain | Thicker fabric, bulkier when folded |
Manufacturers list Givi ARS03 at 20,000 mm and ILM RS03 at 10,000 mm. The rating marks the water pressure at which fabric starts leaking in a lab, not how long you can ride in rain. RSRR08 has no confirmed rating. Choose higher ratings for longer downpours. Water also enters through zippers, cuffs and collars, so any suit eventually gets damp during prolonged rain.
For wet night rides, Givi ARS03 has reflective details and suits prolonged heavy rain, but thicker fabric makes the folded bundle bulkier. Packing space matters. RS Taichi RSRR08 is light and packs small for city riding. Choose ILM RS03 for a hood at the collar and boot covers at the pant legs.
A roadside poncho can flap into your view or catch in the rear wheel, especially when loose fabric lifts in the wind. Fitted sleeves and pant legs avoid that loose shape. Getting dressed takes longer. Keep the separate jacket and pants in the bike's storage compartment, ready to put on as clouds gather. These thick fabrics are made for repeated use.
Size up from everyday clothing. Shoulder and elbow armor add bulk around your chest and arms, so choose a rain suit to wear over your armored jacket. Manufacturers list M to 4XL for RS Taichi, M to XXL for ILM and S to 3XL for Givi. Labels alone are not enough. For remote sizing, send your height, weight and jacket model. Try the combination zipped up.
Packing a wet suit into your bike's storage compartment for days can lead to odor and peeling, even after the rain ends. Dry it fully before packing. Rinse with clean water and air dry, without strong machine spin cycles or hot drying. All rain suits carry a 3-month warranty for manufacturing faults in stitching, zippers or peeling coating. Size exchanges are allowed within 30 days.
For water-resistant gloves, open the touring gloves category, while the other accessories category contains the replacement visor for the LS2 OF610 helmet. This page is for suits. Match the visor to your helmet. Ask BigBike to check the visor against your helmet model.
BigBike has operated since 2014 at 79/30/52 Au Co, Hoa Binh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City. Put the suit over your riding jacket, zip it up and sit on a bike to check the pant legs. A sizing chart cannot show that seated fit.
Motorcycle rain gear from RS Taichi, ILM and Givi comes as separate jackets and pants. Saigon's afternoon downpours arrive quickly and hit hard. Choose between compact packing, built-in head and footwear coverage, or reflective gear for night rides. Bring your rented riding jacket for a fit check.
| Type | Strengths | Limitations |
|---|---|---|
| RS Taichi RSRR08 | Light fabric, packs small for city rides | No confirmed water column figure |
| ILM RS03 | Built-in hood and boot covers | Lower water column rating than Givi |
| Givi ARS03 | Reflective, for wet nights and long heavy rain | Thicker fabric, bulkier when folded |
Manufacturers list Givi ARS03 at 20,000 mm and ILM RS03 at 10,000 mm. The rating marks the water pressure at which fabric starts leaking in a lab, not how long you can ride in rain. RSRR08 has no confirmed rating. Choose higher ratings for longer downpours. Water also enters through zippers, cuffs and collars, so any suit eventually gets damp during prolonged rain.
For wet night rides, Givi ARS03 has reflective details and suits prolonged heavy rain, but thicker fabric makes the folded bundle bulkier. Packing space matters. RS Taichi RSRR08 is light and packs small for city riding. Choose ILM RS03 for a hood at the collar and boot covers at the pant legs.
A roadside poncho can flap into your view or catch in the rear wheel, especially when loose fabric lifts in the wind. Fitted sleeves and pant legs avoid that loose shape. Getting dressed takes longer. Keep the separate jacket and pants in the bike's storage compartment, ready to put on as clouds gather. These thick fabrics are made for repeated use.
Size up from everyday clothing. Shoulder and elbow armor add bulk around your chest and arms, so choose a rain suit to wear over your armored jacket. Manufacturers list M to 4XL for RS Taichi, M to XXL for ILM and S to 3XL for Givi. Labels alone are not enough. For remote sizing, send your height, weight and jacket model. Try the combination zipped up.
Packing a wet suit into your bike's storage compartment for days can lead to odor and peeling, even after the rain ends. Dry it fully before packing. Rinse with clean water and air dry, without strong machine spin cycles or hot drying. All rain suits carry a 3-month warranty for manufacturing faults in stitching, zippers or peeling coating. Size exchanges are allowed within 30 days.
For water-resistant gloves, open the touring gloves category, while the other accessories category contains the replacement visor for the LS2 OF610 helmet. This page is for suits. Match the visor to your helmet. Ask BigBike to check the visor against your helmet model.
BigBike has operated since 2014 at 79/30/52 Au Co, Hoa Binh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City. Put the suit over your riding jacket, zip it up and sit on a bike to check the pant legs. A sizing chart cannot show that seated fit.
