Hey kids,
A motorcycle has no top, no doors, and no inside.
The air, as it it on the outside, is as it is on you.
Wind chill, moisture, and heat are all experienced first hand by the rider.
It’s part of the experience. 
Let me tell you, some of that “experience” is not as fun, even on those perfect sunny days. In fact, many of those perfect aren’t so perfect. Wind burn, sun burn, and bum burn can also be part of the perfect day “experience”.
I take it all, but the way to make those not-so-perfect characteristics livable is to be prepared for them.
Rain gear, sun screen, and layered clothing can be the difference between enjoyed and endured.
The more you ride, the more you learn what to carry in the saddle bags and how to use them.
Life, in general, is like this too.
Post #375
Others wear skid armor jackets, thick leather gloves and full faced helmets. The equipment might steal the rider of the intimacy of the road, but gives comfort from feeling safe if things go horizontal.
Mike M Jensen 