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21QUEST · 24-08-05, 11:03 PM

Ahh... just get some Muffs and your are sorted.

Cheers
Ben

25-08-05, 10:48 AM

Muffs?......MUFFS!?!?!?!

That would absolutely RUIN my super biker vixen image...

Cheers for the advice guys. Very helpful.

11-11-05, 09:29 PM

I bought a set of Alpinestar Jet Roads at the NEC, but I'm experiencing difficulty gripping

They are very well insulated and well made, but peeps should perhaps compare them with the Road Techs for "grippability" before buying.

17-11-05, 04:01 PM

I bought some RS Trojan Sports Glove for £39.99. They won an award in Bike and have served me very well for a year now. On really cold days (i.e. below freezing) you can start to feel the cold through them but on the whole they are very comfortable and well made. I buy them at

www.riderwear.net/images/images_7274/gloves.html

01-07-06, 09:34 AM

Just catching up here - I have a pair of Spada Force2 WP winter gloves and they were ace last winter. Warm and waterproof, leather with carbon knuckles for "playing" with wing-mirrors.

They are now about £35 or so of ebay. Highly recommended by me and came 3rd in the Ride test last year behind gloves that cost twice as much

01-07-06, 10:53 AM

RST air gloves, bought a few years ago for 40 quid, perforated and thin leather,

very cool indeed, and of all the gloves ive tried on, these have the most feel by far,

has armour in em too.

(not waterproof)

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25-08-05, 10:48 AM	#12
Ping Guest Posts: n/a	Muffs?......MUFFS!?!?!?! That would absolutely RUIN my super biker vixen image... Cheers for the advice guys. Very helpful.

11-11-05, 09:29 PM	#13
Baldyman Guest Posts: n/a	I bought a set of Alpinestar Jet Roads at the NEC, but I'm experiencing difficulty gripping They are very well insulated and well made, but peeps should perhaps compare them with the Road Techs for "grippability" before buying.

17-11-05, 04:01 PM	#14
ryancor Guest Posts: n/a	I bought some RS Trojan Sports Glove for £39.99. They won an award in Bike and have served me very well for a year now. On really cold days (i.e. below freezing) you can start to feel the cold through them but on the whole they are very comfortable and well made. I buy them at www.riderwear.net/images/images_7274/gloves.html

01-07-06, 09:34 AM	#15
Jabba Guest Posts: n/a	Just catching up here - I have a pair of Spada Force2 WP winter gloves and they were ace last winter. Warm and waterproof, leather with carbon knuckles for "playing" with wing-mirrors. They are now about £35 or so of ebay. Highly recommended by me and came 3rd in the Ride test last year behind gloves that cost twice as much

01-07-06, 10:53 AM	#16
Warren Guest Posts: n/a	RST air gloves, bought a few years ago for 40 quid, perforated and thin leather, very cool indeed, and of all the gloves ive tried on, these have the most feel by far, has armour in em too. (not waterproof)