Gloves
Ultimate HDF Member
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From: The Desert SouthWest
RE: Gloves
All last winter I rode in temps down to around 28F or so and found these gloves to be warm andcomfortableat 80 mph even in the wind!
TourMaster "Polar-Tex" (around $50) - they're Thinsulate lined, waterproof and yet breath and still give you reasonable agility with your hands.
TourMaster "Polar-Tex" (around $50) - they're Thinsulate lined, waterproof and yet breath and still give you reasonable agility with your hands.
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From: Prescott, AZ
RE: Gloves
alot depends on what you want your gloves to do?? If you want the best warmth out there then get Gerbings heated gloves... I got these because they are not only warm, they are about the best when it comes to keeping the rain out... read the review, I was sold..
http://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcyc...rcycle-gloves/
http://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcyc...rcycle-gloves/
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RE: Gloves
I have the lined deerskin gaunlets from Fox Creek and I like them a lot and they were only $39. They aren't near as nice as the PCI gloves that petemac was talking about, but they are only $39, and are good for about the same temperature range as the PCI gloves. I bought a pair of neoprene dry gloves from a dive shop and wear them underneath if it gets into the 20s or 30s and my hands are finet then.
Road Master
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From: Millsboro, DE
RE: Gloves
http://www.ridetriangles.com/nav?pag...source=5431134
http://www.mcnews.com/mcn/home.aspx
A couple of good places to find product ratings.
http://www.mcnews.com/mcn/home.aspx
A couple of good places to find product ratings.
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Baton Rouge, LA
RE: Gloves
I have four pair I carry around in my saddlebags in winter: Gerbing heated (heavyweight), Olympia (medium weight), No-name lightweight (deerskin), and HD perforated (summer mostly). All are leather. I use the Olympia the most in winter and they are an excellent compromise between insulation and bulk. Not sure about the model, but they have "Kevlar" written across the back of each hand. I don't see them on the Olympia site either, so they probably aren't available any longer.
I have a pair of HD heavyweights (Thinsulate, water resistent, etc.) that I'll be putting on Ebay soon, if you're interested. I quit using them when I bought the Gerbings.
I have a pair of HD heavyweights (Thinsulate, water resistent, etc.) that I'll be putting on Ebay soon, if you're interested. I quit using them when I bought the Gerbings.
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Road Warrior
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Bay Area 41510 To Vegas!!!
RE: Gloves
Thanks guys for the input.You know its real easy to get caught up with the HD brand when your at the dealership,and i'm glad i broke out of that chit.HD = Hundreds of Dollars!!!Going to read up on some of the ones you guys listed thanks again...G-mo
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