Gloves
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2009
Posts: 355
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From: Aiken, SC
Heated gloves. Final answer.
I have also used silk gloves under the regular leather glove. Still cold, but it must have been an improvement.
Never did this one, yet I wonder if rubber/ latex gloves would aid to retaining heat (certaining dryness in the rain) or blocking the wind chill.
I have also used silk gloves under the regular leather glove. Still cold, but it must have been an improvement.
Never did this one, yet I wonder if rubber/ latex gloves would aid to retaining heat (certaining dryness in the rain) or blocking the wind chill.
Tourer
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 270
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From: VA
Heated gloves. Final answer.
I have also used silk gloves under the regular leather glove. Still cold, but it must have been an improvement.
Never did this one, yet I wonder if rubber/ latex gloves would aid to retaining heat (certaining dryness in the rain) or blocking the wind chill.
I have also used silk gloves under the regular leather glove. Still cold, but it must have been an improvement.
Never did this one, yet I wonder if rubber/ latex gloves would aid to retaining heat (certaining dryness in the rain) or blocking the wind chill.
Club Member
Joined: May 2008
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From: Ponchatoula Louisiana
I've tried every glove and liner under the sun, and after 30 minutes riding in the 30's, they all get cold. Living in Louisiana, that doesn't happen too often,but the next time I have an extra $200 (yeah, right) I'm getting some Gerbings.
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From: Snow Hill, NC
You should look at snowmobile dealers if you have them...Here in the USA you can look at www.arctiva.com Mittens are the best at keeping you warm...i would get some leather mittens with a felt or merino wool insert... I have some gloves of all kinds and liners but past 30 degrees they aren't worth a crap. and i put on my Gerbrings. MITTENS i say lad, MITTENS.
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From: Lake City, Florida (Native)
Don't!!
Heated gloves. Final answer.
I have also used silk gloves under the regular leather glove. Still cold, but it must have been an improvement.
Never did this one, yet I wonder if rubber/ latex gloves would aid to retaining heat (certaining dryness in the rain) or blocking the wind chill.
I have also used silk gloves under the regular leather glove. Still cold, but it must have been an improvement.
Never did this one, yet I wonder if rubber/ latex gloves would aid to retaining heat (certaining dryness in the rain) or blocking the wind chill.
Tourer
Joined: Feb 2010
Posts: 276
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From: Kansas
I ride lots in the 30s and use some ski gloves from Costco that allow you to add a hand warmer to the backside. This works great for dual purpose stuff like hunting too.
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Road Captain
Joined: Sep 2009
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From: Charleston, SC
I've ridden in temps in the 20's and nothing keeps your hands warm, except heated gloves. One alternative is to get some dirt bike brush deflectors to temperaly block the wind it does the trick on my XR 200 dirt bike.
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