winter gloves
Road Captain
Joined: Feb 2009
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From: D.C suburbs
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
Cruiser
Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 204
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From: Denver
I use just a cheep set of leather gloves that come up over my jacket sleeves. 50 is warm weather. Rode to work yesterday and it was 27 degrees. I ride at highway speed for 10 miles. Any more then that you should use the heated gloves.
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From: Alberta, Canada
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Road Master
Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Coweta, Oklahoma
I bought a pair of dis-continued electric gloves from the HD. The gloves were $125. They didn't have the battries so had to get them online for $75. I have ridden on days of 30 degrees or slightly less and they keep my hands and fingers warm.
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Joined: Mar 2011
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From: SW Ohio
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.
Road Master
Joined: Oct 2009
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From: Tampa, FL
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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