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Oct 24, 2007 | 12:34 PM

tbrown2

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From: Cedar Park, TX

Gloves

Living and riding in Central Texas more often than not I use the HD summer gloves. However now that the fall finally arrived I am looking to get a pair of waterproof gloves that will handle the cooler, abve 30, weather we have here most of the time. I have seen the extreme cold weather gear and just do not need that much. Any assistance you folks can provide would be a great help. It doesn't have to be HD either, I love myUltra Clasicbut understand there is other riding gear out there that might be better.

Oct 24, 2007 | 10:48 PM

eleutheros

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From: Ca

RE: Gloves

Since moving to Seattle in the past year, I've bought 4 pair of gauntlet gloves (one battery heated), 3 pair of inserts, and even the stupid yellow dishwashing gloves I bought at a gas station when I was soaked halfway riding home. The counter lady had to mop the floor behind me. I found the answer. even in weather down to 40 I only need my HD waterproof gloves: gauntlet with the HD logo on the top.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/mcm/m...bmLocale=en_US

Still looking for decent priced heated gloves. They must have their own 8 hour recharge battery, and weather proof heated fingers. I don't want heated grips, or connection to the bike battery.

Oct 24, 2007 | 11:07 PM

itileman

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From: Billings, MT

RE: Gloves

Get yourself some Glacier Gloves. Waterproof, sold to icefishermen. Don't advise wearing them when it's over 40, your hands will sweat from being too hot. I know from cold - lived in Minnesota for 40 years.