Cold hands

stefano · Jan 3, 2009

Maybe I am getting old, but it feels like this winter it is colder than ever. My hands are suffering big time and the forecast does not look promising http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/ukweather/southeast/#no_url. Can anyone suggest a decent set of gloves?

E-Man · Jan 3, 2009

Might be better to use these:
Warm and Toasty!!

And then look at investing in some heated gloves, as these are still quite thin and not cumbersome like the hated winter gloves!!

uke

stefano · Jan 3, 2009

E-Man said:
Might be better to use these:
Warm and Toasty!!

And then look at investing in some heated gloves, as these are still quite thin and not cumbersome like the hated winter gloves!!uke

Not sure the battery can withstand that. The headlights is just about all it can cope with.

E-Man · Jan 3, 2009

stefano said:
Not sure the battery can withstand that. The headlights is just about all it can cope with.

Have you updated the battery to the Higher Amp/hour one?

Y14? *maybe some missing letters there*:roll

AREESSMILL · Jan 3, 2009

Every ones taking the piss out of me already

But washing up rubber glovers under normal gloves work a treat.

rs3 mille · Jan 3, 2009

was you out on your bike today we think it was you 1066 said it was you couldn't miss us 7 milles:thumbup (stefano)

ukcustombike · Jan 5, 2009

i brought some new winter gloves a few weeks ago and im very impressed with them

They are Alpinestars Jet Road Goretex Winter Gloves

Look on ebay they have last seasons for half price, good value

Shake n Bake · Jan 7, 2009

If you're a little self conscious about the idea of using Marigolds, disposable diesel gloves from the garage work just as well. In my youth I used to bomb around on my old DT125 using disposable gloves under my bike gloves and Tesco bags over my socks, inside my trainers.

Eeeh we were as ard as nails im them das.

Now when it is cold I use a device called a car.

Mr_Chow · Jan 7, 2009

pull the bikes inside the house=problem solved.

heroblob · Jan 8, 2009

any good gloves will do, but put them on the radiator over night prior to riding the next morning. they stay warm for ages. then when you stop for fuel i put my gloves on the link pipes for a short while to re warm them before setting off again

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