Nelson Rigg rainwear has been designed and perfected utilizing years of real-world motorcycling experience. The choice of styles enables you to have rain apparel that suits your riding style and budget. Whether you participate in long distance riding through harsh weather or just want rainwear in case of an emergency, Nelson-Rigg has what you need. Features Soft Polyester outer shell with PVC backing Jacket has full-length zipper with self-fastening storm flap Two large outer pockets and cooling vents under each arm Soft corduroy inner collar with hood Elasticized waist and adjustable cuff with Self-fastening tabs Reflective striping on jacket for night visibility
Nelson Rigg rainwear has been designed and perfected utilizing years of real-world motorcycling experience. The choice of styles enables you to have rain apparel that suits your riding style and budget. Whether you participate in long distance riding through harsh weather or just want rainwear in case of an emergency, Nelson-Rigg has what you need. Features Soft Polyester outer shell with PVC backing Jacket has full-length zipper with self-fastening storm flap Two large outer pockets and cooling vents under each arm Soft corduroy inner collar with hood Elasticized waist and adjustable cuff with Self-fastening tabs Reflective striping on jacket for night visibility
Nelson Rigg SR-6000 Stormrider Black Rain Jacket - XL
Nelson Rigg rainwear has been designed and perfected utilizing years of real-world motorcycling experience. The choice of styles enables you to have rain apparel that suits your riding style and budget. Whether you participate in long distance riding through harsh weather or just want rainwear in case of an emergency, Nelson-Rigg has what you need. Features Soft Polyester outer shell with PVC backing Jacket has full-length zipper with self-fastening storm flap Two large outer pockets and cooling vents under each arm Soft corduroy inner collar with hood Elasticized waist and adjustable cuff with Self-fastening tabs Reflective striping on jacket for night visibility
Nelson Rigg rainwear has been designed and perfected utilizing years of real-world motorcycling experience. The choice of styles enables you to have rain apparel that suits your riding style and budget. Whether you participate in long distance riding through harsh weather or just want rainwear in case of an emergency, Nelson-Rigg has what you need. Features Soft Polyester outer shell with PVC backing Jacket has full-length zipper with self-fastening storm flap Two large outer pockets and cooling vents under each arm Soft corduroy inner collar with hood Elasticized waist and adjustable cuff with Self-fastening tabs Reflective striping on jacket for night visibility
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The lowest price for Nelson Rigg SR-6000 Stormrider Black Rain Jacket - XL right now is $50.96 at Bikebiz.com.au, compared across 11 retailers.
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Prices last updated 5 Sept 2026.
Last updated at 05/09/2026 10:20:17
Nelson-Rigg SR-6000 Black Rain Jacket
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SR-6000 Stormrider Motorcycle Rain Coat Black - Top Two Moto
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Nelson Rigg SR-6000 Rain Jacket - Black
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Nelson Rigg - SR-6000 Storm Rider Rain Jacket L / BLK
Delivery between 10–17 Sept $9
Nelson-Rigg SR-6000 Stormrider Black Rain Jacket XL
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Nelson-Rigg SR-6000 Stormrider Black Rain Jacket
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Nelson Rigg Sr 6000 Storm Rider Rain Jacket Black
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NELSON RIGG RAIN JACKET SR-6000
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Nelson-Rigg SR-6000 Stormrider Jacket L
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Nelson-Rigg Rain Jacket SR-6000 Black
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originally posted on denniskirk.com
Nicely made and fits well over my riding jacket. As an added bonus, you can leave your riding pants and boots on while putting them on. Comfortable around the neck too. I have yet to ride in the rain but the fit and finish is good overall for the price. I'm 6'2" tall and weigh 220lbs. I also have long arms and legs which makes it tricky as I wear a 38 x 36 pants. Another thing, I don't plan on putting on miles in the rain, This suite will hopefully keep me dry till I find shelter for the night. Good price point also.
originally posted on revzilla.com
Big dissapointment. poor stitching quality and cheapie zipper, but what really got me was the sizing chart the jackets and pants recieved are not even close to the measurements in the size chart in fact the sleeve on the MED size jacket is 6 inches shorter than the chart says. Went back and checked the chart again and found all of the mesuremnet were 15%-20% off. I can't use these at all. the sizing chart should be removed form the website.
originally posted on fortnine.ca
The rainsuit fits well and has been extremely waterproof through some serious fall rains. However the first time I went to use one of only 2 pockets on the jacket the stitching failed and the entire pocket ripped off. The jacket is still waterproof since the entire pocket was on the outside, but I only have one pocket total now. It would have been nice to have a pocket or 2 on the pants as well. I have used these about 10 times now and they are still fully waterproof but am concerned with the longevity.
Nelson-Rigg SR-6000 Black Rain Jacket
Delivery $12
SR-6000 Stormrider Motorcycle Rain Coat Black - Top Two Moto
Free delivery between 9–17 Sept
Nelson Rigg SR-6000 Rain Jacket - Black
Delivery between Tue – Thu $9.95
Nelson Rigg - SR-6000 Storm Rider Rain Jacket L / BLK
Delivery between 10–17 Sept $9
Nelson-Rigg SR-6000 Stormrider Black Rain Jacket XL
Free delivery between 7–14 Sept
Nicely made and fits well over my riding jacket. As an added bonus, you can leave your riding pants and boots on while putting them on. Comfortable around the neck too. I have yet to ride in the rain but the fit and finish is good overall for the price. I'm 6'2" tall and weigh 220lbs. I also have long arms and legs which makes it tricky as I wear a 38 x 36 pants. Another thing, I don't plan on putting on miles in the rain, This suite will hopefully keep me dry till I find shelter for the night. Good price point also.
Big dissapointment. poor stitching quality and cheapie zipper, but what really got me was the sizing chart the jackets and pants recieved are not even close to the measurements in the size chart in fact the sleeve on the MED size jacket is 6 inches shorter than the chart says. Went back and checked the chart again and found all of the mesuremnet were 15%-20% off. I can't use these at all. the sizing chart should be removed form the website.
The rainsuit fits well and has been extremely waterproof through some serious fall rains. However the first time I went to use one of only 2 pockets on the jacket the stitching failed and the entire pocket ripped off. The jacket is still waterproof since the entire pocket was on the outside, but I only have one pocket total now. It would have been nice to have a pocket or 2 on the pants as well. I have used these about 10 times now and they are still fully waterproof but am concerned with the longevity.
Thought I'd chime in with a review, although it's more about fitment and quality as I've yet to ride with it in any conditions. I'm not a rain rider, but I bought this for the big "what if". It's nice to have in case of surprise rain and the aftermath of wet roads and dirty road spray. But most, such as me, would like to know about fitment, quality and value as well.Fitment:I had a few questions regarding this resorting to a brief online chat with a Nelson-Rigg representative. My measurements are: Chest 38", waist 34" and inseam 29-30". I weigh 170 lbs (no belly gut) and height is 5'-7". I wear protective gear including padded Power-Trip mesh jacket and full leg Dianese armor under whatever pants I wear. After my chat the NR rep recommended the Medium. I can say ... MoreThought I'd chime in with a review, although it's more about fitment and quality as I've yet to ride with it in any conditions. I'm not a rain rider, but I bought this for the big "what if". It's nice to have in case of surprise rain and the aftermath of wet roads and dirty road spray. But most, such as me, would like to know about fitment, quality and value as well.Fitment:I had a few questions regarding this resorting to a brief online chat with a Nelson-Rigg representative. My measurements are: Chest 38", waist 34" and inseam 29-30". I weigh 170 lbs (no belly gut) and height is 5'-7". I wear protective gear including padded Power-Trip mesh jacket and full leg Dianese armor under whatever pants I wear. After my chat the NR rep recommended the Medium. I can say after test fitting last night, the rain-suit fits perfectly. The top is easy getting on over my jacket, the cuffs adjust with Velcro to enclose your wrists and the soft lined collar comes up high enough to reach the underside of your helmet (full-face). There is a hood which can be worn by those choosing not to wear a helmet, but I can see this as a plus to encapsulate your neck by wearing the hood under your helmet as well. The pants have no waist drawstring, but the elastic is snug enough on my 34" waist with belt and protective jacket underneath, and also has room to expand a whole lot more for those with a bit more belly than I. I was able to slide the pants on pretty easy over my AXO Striker boots (size 10). Even though the pant legs open wider via the zipper and a gusseted area, you'll probably have to work the pants over your boots cautiously so as not to snag and rip the pant material. Once on though, the pants fit nicely, not too snug and with enough room for maneuverability. The elastic stirrups go on the outside of your boots and tuck nicely in-between the heel and middle of your sole. I can't see how any water will be getting into this suit.Quality:It's a sort of rubberized soft plastic material. Not your typical plastic raincoat, but a nice and smooth flowing material that drapes your figure well (yes, I said that and I've never modeled on a catwalk, LOL). The seams are all double-stitched and sealed for water intrusion prevention. The Velcro areas (wrist, belly/chest, and neck) are generously wide and the zippers are very smooth flowing. Just be careful not to catch loose material in the zippers, especially the pant legs. I really like the design of the suit which reminds me of my race suit in NDRA back in the day. The hi-viz yellow is attractive and definitely eye-catching which is what you want in not-so favorable weather conditions. The reflective strips are nicely integrated throughout the suit. My wife says I look like a fire-fighter ... nothing wrong with that; I just hope she meant the calendar versions. ;)Value:Like I said, it's the first rain suit I've ever had. But for $63 shipped, I'd say that's a deal for a name-brand quality product of this nature. It comes in it's own pouch and I'm able to fold the top and bottom flat enough into the bag to fit in my Icon Squad 3.0 back-pack along with other work items I carry day-to-day. I can't see it as an every-day wearable item under harsh conditions, but for the every-now-and-then insurance I'd say it's well worth the money.I gave it an overall rating of 4 stars ONLY because I am not including a review of the Protection & Durability, Airflow and Features (as used in variable conditions). I will try to update my review here as time goes by and I have the opportunity to use it in real-world conditions.
Good rainsuit. Fit is a bit big in the body - probably because it's an "American Cut" and sized to go over your regular riding gear. I wear a size small in both of my jackets (RevIt Eclipse & Icon Raiden DKR) and had to go with a medium, since the arms and neck were both too short/small. The body is huge, however, there's elastic sewn in to keep it in place and from flapping around in the wind. If you have a belly, short arms, and a skinny neck, size as usual. Otherwise, size up. When you receive yours, immediately check the seams, especially around the pockets. My first suit had holes that were not sealed with seam tape. After use, any holes that appear can be patched quickly with Tenacious Tape, and permanently with Seam Grip. Keep your suit away from your ... MoreGood rainsuit. Fit is a bit big in the body - probably because it's an "American Cut" and sized to go over your regular riding gear. I wear a size small in both of my jackets (RevIt Eclipse & Icon Raiden DKR) and had to go with a medium, since the arms and neck were both too short/small. The body is huge, however, there's elastic sewn in to keep it in place and from flapping around in the wind. If you have a belly, short arms, and a skinny neck, size as usual. Otherwise, size up. When you receive yours, immediately check the seams, especially around the pockets. My first suit had holes that were not sealed with seam tape. After use, any holes that appear can be patched quickly with Tenacious Tape, and permanently with Seam Grip. Keep your suit away from your exhaust, else it will quickly melt.
received on time as promised (reliable, as always with DK) and tried it on out of container; I'm 6'1", 200 pounds with long limbs so was hoping this was a good fit- which it was;pants slipped easily over riding boots and they have a nice little bungee strap on the bottom of the pants to slip over your boots and keep them in place;jacket sleeves were long enough for me, fit was a bit tight in the chest but mostly wear these suits in summer riding for vacations when you don't really have a choice about travelling in the rain; didn't really purchase this for wearing over a jacket- if I need more than a long sleeve shirt under a rain suit then the weather is telling me I shouldn't be riding- if that is your deal then maybe order a size up from what you normally wear ... Morereceived on time as promised (reliable, as always with DK) and tried it on out of container; I'm 6'1", 200 pounds with long limbs so was hoping this was a good fit- which it was;pants slipped easily over riding boots and they have a nice little bungee strap on the bottom of the pants to slip over your boots and keep them in place;jacket sleeves were long enough for me, fit was a bit tight in the chest but mostly wear these suits in summer riding for vacations when you don't really have a choice about travelling in the rain; didn't really purchase this for wearing over a jacket- if I need more than a long sleeve shirt under a rain suit then the weather is telling me I shouldn't be riding- if that is your deal then maybe order a size up from what you normally wear as I normally wear an XL and this is an XL which fits nicelyall in all a definite upgrade over my last rainsuit but will save the additional stars for testing this in an actual rain event and for durability; if it keeps me dry in a rain storm and makes it through five seasons like my last one then I'll return and update this review
It's difficult to give this a specific rating because the usability of the top and bottom half is so different. The quality of both halves is high, but the jacket is just too bulky and heavy to make it usable as every day kit. It's also sized too small to fit over the armored textile jacket I usually use. It's basically a very good, but completely non-breathable, rain slicker for use off the bike, that is also usable as a main jacket on the bike.I don't love to ride without armor, but that is really the only way I can use the jacket, I have to take off my jacket (or remove the pads) an put this on instead.OTOH, I didn't return the set because the pants are just about perfect to be packed with my ever day kit and used in combination the 3+ season jacket I use ... MoreIt's difficult to give this a specific rating because the usability of the top and bottom half is so different. The quality of both halves is high, but the jacket is just too bulky and heavy to make it usable as every day kit. It's also sized too small to fit over the armored textile jacket I usually use. It's basically a very good, but completely non-breathable, rain slicker for use off the bike, that is also usable as a main jacket on the bike.I don't love to ride without armor, but that is really the only way I can use the jacket, I have to take off my jacket (or remove the pads) an put this on instead.OTOH, I didn't return the set because the pants are just about perfect to be packed with my ever day kit and used in combination the 3+ season jacket I use that is already waterproof. I only use my mesh jacket on days that have no chance of rain, so these pants and my 3+ season jacket are my go-to rain gear now. I would definitely take the jacket along if i were doing a long tour because it has extremely good high viz coloring. And if I'm doing highway miles in the rain, I'd rather be seen and NOT HIT then not be seen and have protected elbows. (CE armor doesn't do much if you get hit by a truck!)
Works well for the money. I hit at least 10 showers/storms on a HD Street Glide at freeway speeds. At one point I was riding in the rain for about 4 hours. The lower legs have zippers, so I was able to put on the pants with my boots on. Trying to put it on in the rain was a hassle but I wouldn't call that a con of the suit.Pros: inexpensive, yellow is visible, kept me dry & warm (at times for hours and heavy rain), held up with no tears, broken zippers, lower leg zippers allowed me to put it on over boots.Cons: It was difficult to zip up the lower legs without snagging the fabric. The jacket zipper has very fine teeth which may be delicate (?). However, this is probably good for keeping out water. It may get hot on warm days.
Works ok in a light rain, but fails miserably in a heavy downpour. I just finished riding 112 miles in a downpour and it failed everywhere there is a seam or zipper. I'm soaked from the knee down, and wet from my hip down to my boots. All along the zipper, my chest and stomach is wet. The upper pert of the arm billows out in the wind creating drag that pulls at the cuff until it moves off of your gloves and up your arm exposing everything to rain. The cuff itself is hard to velcro down due to the difficulty in folding the material and pulling the strap down to get it to hold. But, you get what you pay for.
Here in Florida if you ride much at all, you'll be getting wet. I used to have the mentality that I'd just ride through the rain, then ride long enough afterwards to air dry myself. That gets old after a while. This rain suit is a good one to roll up in a saddlebag or even strap to the back seat just in case. They aren't the most premium item, but I toss it around and shove it in bags and don't really care if it get's a rip or anything. I end up replacing them about every two years and they are priced well enough I can do that. They do the job though when the rain starts coming. Quick and easy to throw on under an overpass or at a gas station. Then I don't have to strip off my clothes in the garage when I get home because I'm actually dry.
