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I use gloves every time I ride the bike. Have five or six pair ranging from perforated leather to heavy GoreTex winter gloves. I'm just at ATGATT sort of guy: All The Gear All The Time. My goal is to avoid dying at the hands of the bike or other motorists.
Warm weather - HD fingerless padded palms with pull loops to get them off
Cold weather - full finger thinsulate deerskin gauntlet
Rainy weather -HD gore-tex nylon rain guantlet gloves over the fingerless (leather on the palms is best,raingloves are textile material and wont last long going down)
yes fingerless wont protect your fingers,but experience says they do help the palms out alot,dont ask me how i know this,and no i didnt get damage to my fingers. something on your hands is way better than nothing at all!
Aways wear full gloves, I have an extensive collection, I rotate them because my hands sweat like a ***** in church! I always carry an extra pair to rotate during the ride.
If you want a good fitting pair of Glove try a sport bike store. Kevlar and knuckle armored Free breathing and Great fitting.
Full Fingers for me Please.
I wear fingerless in the hot weather, full fingered leather ones when chilly and electrics for cold weather.
For those who "will only wear full fingered" Do you always wear a protective jacket? or maybe a short sleeve shirt? Or maybe just a long sleeve shirt and Jeans? Ohhhh wait so how many "full fingered" always wearers Always have a helmet on? Its either all the way or some of the way
I wear full fingered. But like anything else you do on a bike it depends on how much risk your willing to take.
Me, I want to finish my ride with all the skin God gave me. I see kid's riding crotch rockets with sneekers on, in shorts & T-shirts. Not my cup of tea, but there the cool ones.
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