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Oct 10, 2012 | 08:48 AM

#11

128auto

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From: Vancouver B.C. Canada

Gerbings plug in, can't heat it. Just because I am not a windshield person

Oct 10, 2012 | 03:40 PM

#12

bigdaddy33

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From: Long Island, NY

Gerbings Hybrids. period

Oct 10, 2012 | 11:17 PM

#13

JimmieJack

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From: NorCal

Gerbing G3 (1+)

Oct 11, 2012 | 12:18 AM

#14

sigmoid

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From: Bellevue, WA

Ask a motor cop. I'll bet he'll say waterproof Churchills. They're deerskin with thinsulate, long gauntlets, it's what many of them wear here in the rainy northwest.

Oct 11, 2012 | 03:41 AM

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baka1969

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From: NE Philly

I've been buying and testing lined gloves for cold weather and my biggest issue is the loss of dexterity. It's not as easy to use the controls with thicker gloves.

Oct 11, 2012 | 08:11 AM

#16

Lakerat

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From: Cookson, Ok

Always looking for better gloves w/o wires.

Oct 11, 2012 | 10:10 AM

#17

obonaven

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From: Gloucester County, Southern NJ

Gerbing T5 gloves

Oct 12, 2012 | 07:00 AM

#18

1HD1C

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From: northeast

last few years i have used hippo hands.. gloveless all the way down in to the 20s and then a thin pair of riding gloves below that
best part is you feel the controls.

many people laugh at them until they see my nice warm gloveless hand come out
after a winters ride at 30°

Oct 12, 2012 | 07:11 AM

#19

jeffreydsilver

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From: WPB, FL

The Only Way To Go!

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Originally Posted by stic2it

If you are doing anything below 50 degrees, on the highway for long periods skip all the thick gloves and go heated gloves. I have several pairs of gloves, grip warmers and i had to end up with heated gloves. My hands cant stand the cold anymore

Quote:

Originally Posted by Baeseman1

My winter gloves plug in.

Quote:

Originally Posted by hjc950

I have been using the G3 heated gloves from Gerbing for 3+ yrs, and have been happy with them. I have minor arthritis in my hands and they make night and day difference between sore hands after a long ride, and normal hands.

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Originally Posted by junior07

I agree 100%.

I have several different sets of gloves for all temperature ranges. Once it starts to get really cold I go with my Gerbings. I have the battery operated set so I don't have to be tied into the bike. They last anywhere for 2 to 6 hours per charge, depending on the temperature setting you use. They are a little over $200.00, but well worth it if you do a substantial amount of cold weather riding.

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Originally Posted by JimmieJack

Gerbing G3 (1+)

GO HEATED!! They are the final say so to cold weather riding!