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Anyone have battery heated gloves they would recommend? My fingers are the first thing to freeze out in cold weather. Do not really want to get all wired to the moto battery.
I personally would never wear them. You can go pick you up a really nice pair of Gauntlets that are thermally lined with some thick *** wool for about half the price of what you're going to spend on the heated ones.
I personally would never wear them. You can go pick you up a really nice pair of Gauntlets that are thermally lined with some thick *** wool for about half the price of what you're going to spend on the heated ones.
And your hands are going to get really cold shortly lol. These are the ones I bought... http://gerbing.com/Products/Gloves/nubuckGlove.php ...as soon as I get the front caliper back on I'll let you know the results.
Last edited by rickss69; Dec 26, 2011 at 01:47 PM.
And your hands are going to get really cold shortly lol.
Honestly, it's been sub 30's up here almost every day/night for a good month and a half now and I've done about 1400 miles and my hands have been fine. You have to get the good ones!
And your hands are going to get really cold shortly lol.
+1 - Unheated gloves may keep you warm for a short ride, but after 30+ minutes at highway speeds, the cold will creep through.
Of course if you're on a bagger and your hands are protected from the wind blast by a fairing, that's a different ballgame.
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