Air conditioning for a motorcycle?!!?

it looks like it's just a bucket of ice and then tubes of water with a pump. you could build that with a 12v pump from active surplus ($11) tubing from rona, and sew the tubes onto something like a vest or even your liner.
wandering around with ice and buying new ice.. just seems like too much effort.

the evaporative vests are $35 and you just need to soak them in water.
 
I have always had NWA60 air conditioning on my bike. Well I guess in metric now it's NWA100.

And something called a core cooler from an offroad store for when it gets blistering.
 
I just hope that thing breaks loose from the bike if you take a fall, other wise is draggin' time!
 
With the way the weather in the summers seems to keep vetting more "tropical" if you will a cooling system is going to be a must. Whoever invents a extremely convenient system is going to make a killing.

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I actually suggested this as an obvious joke to a friend the other day, half-thinking it may actually be a good idea!

What if we started riding in big air-conditioned hamster balls?
 
If your going to add cooling for motorcycle riding, why do it with a vest that is already incredibly open? I get this more if it were a full jacket, especially on the hot days, thats when people would love to use it. Fully protected in the hot hot weather while still staying cool.
 
MusicMan said:
I actually suggested this as an obvious joke to a friend the other day, half-thinking it may actually be a good idea!

What if we started riding in big air-conditioned hamster balls?
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Sorry to disappoint but hamsters don't have big balls.
 
I usually just toss my jacket/gloves in the freezer for an hour before I go for a ride...
 
I just dump half a water bottle into my jacket, soaking my t-shirt, every hour. Plus I've got a mesh jacket. Even in 30 degree heat it feels really cold at speed.
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