I ride year round as my Harley is all I have,for transportation and I wear Harley heated gloves.They are water proof for rain,kevlar if you go down and I only have to plug them in when its below 20 degrees as work is 70 miles one way.Bought them on ebay 40 dollars.

 

I have been very happy with my Harley Davidson Windshielder gloves.

 

Look into the line of gloves made by Carhartt. They're a combination of leather and nylon, with or without Goretex. They're tougher than most anything else out there for the price. And they do come in black and are usually way less expensive than the name brand gloves. I wear them when riding and I also wear them at work in the railroad industry so I do know what constitutes a tough glove that will stand a sh+" load of abuse.

 

Believe it or not, I got a decent pair of leather gloves at the local Harley dealer. I was screwing around looking at bikes and stuff and found them on clearance for about $20. Even the guy at the counter said that was a great price for them.

I'm probably the only guy on the continent who actually got a good deal on something from Harley.

 

Thanks again for all the info.

 

I'm happy with my Olympic's, but I can't remember the model. Warm, supple, and has a small gauntlet to keep the wind out.

 

Same here. The solid ones when it's cool and the perforated ones the rest of the time. Very comfortable.