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Lone Peak Rain Covers
OUR PRICE is $28.00 for RC150 Large for Front Panniers and $27.00 for RC100 Small for Front Panniers.
A Front and Rear SET of Pannier Rain Covers is $54.00
(Manufacturer's Suggested Retail is $32.00-Large, $30.00-Small - $62.00 for Front & Rear Set)
Shipping for a Single Pair of Pannier Rain Covers is $5.30 by Priority Mail.
Shipping for a SET of Rear RC150 and Front RC100 Rain Covers is $10.00 by UPS Ground.
RCH-100 Handlebar Bag Rain Cover is $13.00. Shipping by USPS Priority Mail is $5.30.
RCRP700 Rain Cover is $16.00. Shipping by USPS Priority Mail is $5.30.
Add RC100 and/or RCH100 Rain Covers to the SET of Pannier Rain Covers and the UPS Shipping Cost Remains $10.00.
No shipping charge is added if Rain Covers are included with your Panniers/Handlebar Pack/Rack Pack order.
RC150 Large fits the Lone Peak P400 and P500 Panniers.
RC100 Small fits the Lone Peak P099, P100 and P150 Panniers.
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PLEASE NOTE: The rain covers are now brighter than pictured -- almost neon yellow with a hint of lime green -- very visible!
Are Lone Peak Panniers and packs waterproof? . . . If the standard for waterproofing is being able to keep items dry while a pack is submerged in water, then the answer is no, because zippers simply can't provide 100% waterproofing. HOWEVER . . . in order to have that level of protection, you will have to give up the convenience of zippers and multiple pockets for accessing and organizing your gear. Multiple zipper pockets make it easy to get to all of your gear, all of the time. Lone Peak packs are water resistant. All Lone Peak packs are made from fabric that has been coated with waterproof polyurethane. In the main compartments there is a 3/4 inch binding sewn over the inside of the seams, providing an extra level of protection beyond the waterproof fabric. And there are flaps to pull down over the zippers to help keep water out. I have ridden through some serious rain on a 2-3 mile commute and arrived home with dry gear inside. That being said, if you get caught riding for a long time in the rain, you may get some water in the packs through pocket seams and through the zippers. If water pools on top seams, it can seep past, so I think Lone Peak Rain Covers are a good idea if you are planning a cross country tour. Rain covers are a great solution for those days when you must ride in all day rains and want extra protection. And there are some extra benefits to having rain covers. They are really handy when you have a small tent and don't want to bring all your gear inside on a rainy night. In the morning your packs will be clean and dry under the rain covers - very nice on wet and cold mornings. Rain covers help keep your packs clean in nasty weather. After a wet ride, you can wash and dry the rain covers, put them away, and enjoy panniers that are free of mud and grit from the storm. Perhaps the best reason for taking along your rain covers, is their bright yellow color. They make you and your bike MUCH more visible when riding in high traffic situations, when there is no shoulder and you have to share the lane with automobiles, or when you are caught riding in low light and visibility situations, such as severe storms, or riding at dusk or at night. So don't just save them for the rain. Note: A great tip for increasing your level of moisture protection is to pack your gear in a variety of sizes of zip-loc bags. The bonus is that this makes it even easier to organize your gear - and to keep your gear organized for the duration of your tour. I particularly like the slide-lock on the Hefty "One Zip" storage bags, because it is easier to open and close than the standard zip-loc design -- and if you can find them, there are some extra heavy duty zip-lock bags out there for industrial uses.
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If you want to pay by PayPal and you are confident you have made the right selections, we can process your order completely by email if you prefer (you are still welcome to call in your order). Once we confirm that we have your items in stock, we can send you a price quote and a PayPal Invoice to make paying quick and easy. Please email your order to wayne@TheTouringStore.com, and provide the email address associated with your PayPal account. Please include a complete list of items, including all choices such as color, size, quantity, optional accessories etc. If you say for instance that you want an Ultimate 6 Plus Medium Handle Bar Bag in Red, but forget to say "no map or GPS case," we will reply and ask "do you want a map case or GPS case with the handlebar bag?" If you are in a hurry, being as complete as possible will hurry things along. Many of our items qualify for free shipping within the USA and no sales tax, but not all addresses qualify, so we will need your shipping address before we can send you an accurate quote.
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