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Oct 13, 2010 | 09:49 AM

#21

BugDr

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From: Orygun

Hey Grendel4, I only live about 2 hours away from these people and never even knew about them. I will definitely have to check them out. Thanks for the tip.

Oct 13, 2010 | 10:08 AM

#22

TXWARLOCK

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From: Home Of The Alamo

http://www.gloveguys.com/

Got their winter gloves. Very well made and warm.

Oct 13, 2010 | 05:57 PM

#23

BugDr

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From: Orygun

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Originally Posted by Grendel4

.........You want lined? I hate lined gloves. Not 'dislike' mind you -- Hate 'em. At least for riding. If it's that cold, you need to stay home by the fireplace. Fer real........

Southwest Florida, no wonder. Without lined gloves there would be a lot less riding time in Oregon.

Oct 14, 2010 | 04:01 PM

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JRK5892

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From: Chicago suburbs (Elgin/Schaumburg)

man i wish i had more to add but when the temp gets below 45 i shelve the HD and pull out my sport touring... heated seats and grips for this guy! i ride year round on her!
the right equiptment makes for all the differance, i will never understand those guys that are so bundled up they can not even turn thier heads to spot check... all just to say they are riding...
dress right and you can ride in 0 degree no problem. i run hand guards to cut the wind, heated seat and grips (made the seat heater from a electric blanket), high touring shield, making some lower deflectors this weekend for her... on my body i wear a tourmaster all weather jacket (with reflector cause idiots can not hear my sport touring) leather gloves, tour master pant covers, and leather boots... then of course the full face helmet

i think that i am going to run a heated shield this winter as well... one step at a time

Last edited by JRK5892; Oct 14, 2010 at 04:04 PM.