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Ceri JC 31-08-07 10:30 AM

Re: Embarassing question
 
I've used them. Looks crap, but looks significantly less crap than a crashed bike after you loose control due to frostbitten fingers. ;)

gettin2dizzy 31-08-07 10:52 AM

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A bike being used in the winter loooks good muff or no muff
a bike in the garage being cleaned over winter looks uncool

nobody likes an untidy muff though

Stu 31-08-07 10:53 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by alpinestarhero (Post 1274381)
Stu, do they do a good job in winter when you have some decent gloves on?

Matt

The guards let you get away with gloves that aren't perfect. They keep a lot of rain & wind chill off, plus good for car wing mirroes etc :-dd
Admittedly my muffs are crap, but seriously do good ones not press against the levers at, say, 100?

plowsie 31-08-07 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Stu (Post 1274988)
The guards let you get away with gloves that aren't perfect. They keep a lot of rain & wind chill off, plus good for car wing mirroes etc :-dd
Admittedly my muffs are crap, but seriously do good ones not press against the levers at, say, 100?

He cant get over 100 with his t**-b** on ;)

Alpinestarhero 31-08-07 10:58 AM

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Well...i'll see if i can find someone who will let me put their muffs on my handlebars, and then I can see what its like. As long as it dosnt get in the way and lets me use all the steering lock I have, I'll get a pair. Not certain if the vstrom handgaurds would bit my curvy, or if they'l get in the way

But dont laugh if you see my bike with muffs on

And I will remove them when its warm enough to not need them

:nemo:

Matt

duibhceK 31-08-07 11:30 AM

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muffs provide excellent wind (and thus cold) protection. but hand guards usually suffice. I installed GS1150 hand guards on my TDM and except for 2 occasions i wore my summer gloves throughout last winter (granted, 't wasn't the coldest of winters).

Bluewolf 31-08-07 12:59 PM

Re: Embaressing question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Samnooshka (Post 1274280)
if it was looking cool and loosing feeling in my fingers or staying warm but looking dorky i'd take warm and dorky anyday.

:stupid:

northwind 31-08-07 01:29 PM

Re: Embarassing question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by gettin2dizzy (Post 1274857)
you can get heated inner gloves which sound like a better option for you.

Yep, I'll be looking at that too. Good ones seem to be in short supply but it's worth a look.

The Spada Force 2 WP gloves are what I use now, really superb- warmer than the HG Pathans or either of the similiar ones I've tried, in a 4-finger armoured design. They're thicker and a wee bit more restrictive than the Pathans, mind, but not to the extent of some winter gloves, I've no problems living with it. Cheapish, too, £40 off EBay. They won the last RIde winter gloves test.

Stu 31-08-07 01:44 PM

Re: Embarassing question
 
FFS!!!! It's August, I'm still waiting for summer . Can you all stop talking about winter gloves.
Come on, someone post up a pic of themselves in a Bikini. :D

sarah 31-08-07 01:46 PM

Re: Embarassing question
 
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Originally Posted by Stu (Post 1275126)
Come on, someone post up a pic of themselves in a Bikini. :D

After you.;)


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