I've used the ME2 extensively, but mainly indoors. From my outdoor use experience while riding a bicycle, I would expect the windjammer to be better if there's more than mild winds. I've use the fuzzy inside clothing to hide it (although it is bulky) while bike riding and it is notably better when the winds (or riding speed) is over 5-10 mph. If it's mild winds only, say less than 5 mph, likely the rycote will work but you'd need to test it. My Rycote experience has been variable and have had some clothing and rustling noise -- care is needed in its use for best results. I'm an audio enthusiast, but not an audio expert. Hope this helps.

The Rycote Undercovers Lavalier Wind Cover is made to stick primarily to clothing.

They are the size of your thumb fingernail. They have stick on both sides.I prefer DrScholl's Moleskin Plus Paddidng (UPC14800) 3 strips 4 5/8 x 3 3/8 pads. You may cut them to whatever size you need and stick them over the mike onto the skin. The soft padding top prevents clothing noise. (You can buy them at most drug stores and markets for under $10.)

No, the fabric top covers included with the Rycote Undercover Lavalier Wind Covers are not available on their own.

Yes it does: 100 Stickies and 100 undercovers

Adhesive stick(stickies) to both of skin and fabric. But, of course the wind cover included in the component is not adhesive.

The package contains 30 adhesive pads and 30 Fabric Covers (10 White - 10 Grey - 10 Black). Work perfectly under normal condition. Not for high winds.