Looking for Suit jacket something to keep me dry during winter when riding my Motorcycle.?

I got another bike ad sold my vechile because of gas prices.
I have lots of motorcycle experience on and off road, so yes i know riding in rain and snow is not fun and verry stupid.

I will address part of your question.
For warmth, electrically heated riding gear is the best money you will ever spend for riding comfort.
Personally I have been using Gerbing gear since 2002. Great products and a good company to deal with.
I wear the liner jacket, Union Ridge riding pants, and the Classic Gloves.
I am able to wear the liner jacket under any of my other riding jackets including my rain jacket.
The Gerbing gear has increased my riding season by several months. For example, since Jan 1, I have ridden my two motorcycles as many times to work as my van. Due to insurance (9/3 policy) I did not ride the first two months of the year. I had one stretch of 7 weeks in a row my van never left the garage. This was mainly due to my Gerbing heated gear. The Tuesday after Memorial Day I rode to work in 45 degree weather. Temps for Memorial Day was in the low 80′s.
I carry a set of Rainman rain jacket and pants by First Gear.
First Gear also sells heated riding gear.
Good Luck

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