Motorcycle Neck Warmer for Cold Rides in December and March

Today I'm sharing how I keep warm on the bike.
That said, I don't ride in the really cold months, so this is for temperatures around December and March.

For the cold, I wear winter jacket and trousers, plus a neck warmer and handlebar muffs.

Both feel effective for the price, so I recommend them.

The neck warmer I use

This is the neck warmer I use.

It's from Rough & Road, a Japanese riding-gear brand, but it's no longer sold.
The successor model is:
Product number: RR5898
Product name: Wind Guard Multi Warmer Gokkan (extreme cold)

The successor has a longer brushed lining on the inside.

Photos of the successor and how it looks when worn are onRough & Road's RR5898 product page (in Japanese).

Judging by the maker's photos, it covers quite a lot of the face and neck.

This is the inside of mine. The brushed lining is shorter than on the successor, but it feels nice against the skin.

It looks thin and flimsy, but it does a good job of stopping the wind getting in at the neck.

Next time I'll get a balaclava type

I've used it for years and it's quite worn now, so I looked for a replacement and found plenty of options.

There are ones that cover a little below the neck, balaclavas, heated ones and so on.

Next, I'm thinking of a balaclava-type inner cap from Kaedear that covers up to the chin (I haven't used it yet).

Keeping my hands warm with handlebar muffs

I've written about keeping my hands warm with handlebar muffs here.