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Finger fodder
20 Jan 21, 07:43 AM
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Sharkee
Crosstourer Member
Posts: 45
Bike: Crosstourer DCT
City / Town: Medstead
Country: england
Finger fodder
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October 13, 2015, 03:45:40 PM
Felt the cold this morning coming out of the house at 5:20am... the seasons are changing down on the South Coast!
Decided on winter gloves but the lovely little mice in my garage had decided to make a nice cosy holey bedsit out of them
Not a spend I had budgeted for, but anybody got some new suggestions on what's best to slip into at present?
Mark
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HEN99
Crosstourer Pro
Posts: 393
Country: East of England
Re: Finger fodder
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October 13, 2015, 04:17:33 PM
Hi Mark, always best to buy winter gloves end of May -
I think you can pay a bout £150-£200 for latest electric gloves - me I paid £ 60 for some non branded ( non- electric) from the local Yamaha shop - they are ok for shortish rides - but anything at hour plus at freezing temps - electric is the only way
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Farway
Crosstourer Master
Posts: 721
Bike: '12 Crosstourer
City / Town: Durham
Country: UK
Re: Finger fodder
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October 13, 2015, 04:30:40 PM
If I'm going to be on the bike for more than 50mins, I take the electric gloves.... they are just to much of a phaff to get on...
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capobob
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Posts: 463
Bike: 2015 HighlanderT
City / Town: SE London/Kent
Country: UK
Re: Finger fodder
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October 14, 2015, 10:18:32 AM
I've had two pairs of these.... Richa Icestorm gloves...wore thru the first pair...after 4+ years so plumped for another pair..
http://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorcycle_parts/content_prod/33509
I like the Phase Change material (PCM) liners...Ride with them in once it gets real cold...then take them out for warmer rides (or during).
Both pairs have been 100% watertight inside although being fabric they do take a while to dry if completely sodden....They are bulky...but not overly...remember they are winter gloves!
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