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25-01-07, 08:54 PM
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Gloves
Right then- when I was all excited getting kitted up for biking, I bought myself a pair of Frank Thomas gloves. They seemed OK in J&S so I went for them. However, after a few weeks of riding, it's dawning on me that they are not the best pair of gloves in the world. They're tight, none too warm and very tight with a pair of inner gloves on.
So then- what gloves does everyone recommend for winter riding? I'm realistically looking at a budget of £50 max- there should be plenty of decent pairs about for that price. Cheers'n'stuff the d |
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25-01-07, 09:02 PM
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HG panthas, a bit bulky but nice & warm. & i think they are only £25
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25-01-07, 10:07 PM
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HG lobster-claw Pathans. Mmmmm... Toasty.
If you can get on with the restricted movement, they're ace. Pain in the ar$e to get your jacket cuff over and done up with two claw-like hands, and they prevent you giving cagers the bird. But they're warm and dry. Get my vote 
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