Fall/Winter/Spring gloves???
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Fall/Winter/Spring gloves???
Ok, so I am in the market for a new pair of gloves. My old Caster (cant even find them any more) are shot, and my Belstaff gloves have seen one too many winters.
So I figured with all the new materials out now, that there has to be a better three season glove on the market, and where better to get the low down than right here from you guys....not some $10 hour sales "person".
I am looking for a glove that will keep my hands warm down to about 40*F and that have either a Gore-Tex or some equivalent type of waterproof liner......so help me out here guys.....I am getting too old to let my finger tips go all numb as early as September!
So I figured with all the new materials out now, that there has to be a better three season glove on the market, and where better to get the low down than right here from you guys....not some $10 hour sales "person".
I am looking for a glove that will keep my hands warm down to about 40*F and that have either a Gore-Tex or some equivalent type of waterproof liner......so help me out here guys.....I am getting too old to let my finger tips go all numb as early as September!
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RE: Fall/Winter/Spring gloves???
I ride throughot the winter and after freezing my fingers with gore-tex and everything else; I bought me a pair of harley heated gloves. I used to laugh at any of my bros that had them; but I finally caved in due to excessive numbness. I'll tell you what; that was the greatest investment in cold weather gear I ever made!!!! When you turn the gloves on, you really don't feel any heat and wonder what the heck. But man, your fingers will absolutely not get cold.
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RE: Fall/Winter/Spring gloves???
I got a Fxrg jacket so I don't need a pair of gaunlett gloves. I too loke the gortex gloves. Don't git gloves that are real tight if you want them to keep yer hands warm either. Tight gloves are not for winter.
Also look at the Harley shop for a Black modular helment that has silver lines in it . Inside it will say made my AGV. It has a quick release buckle that's great for winter.
If the helment has D rings its not the helment I was talking about. I will Die in Hell before I wear a helment with D rings.
Also look at the Harley shop for a Black modular helment that has silver lines in it . Inside it will say made my AGV. It has a quick release buckle that's great for winter.
If the helment has D rings its not the helment I was talking about. I will Die in Hell before I wear a helment with D rings.
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