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I bought a pair of these last year - Triumph Hard Carbon, been really pleased with them. Very comfy, good feel and the armour looks pretty good.
Came out well in the Ride tests too: http://www.windycorner.co.uk/shop/product.php?xProd=307 |
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() They are good gloves though - lol. ![]() ![]() |
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I have a pair of these, and find them very comfortable. They've lasted well enough over the last 3 yeasr too, still looking pretty decent. Never tested them in a spill (yet!) though.
http://www.scottleathers.co.uk/prodp...p?ProductID=22
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I bought the Arlen Ness G-6037 gloves, as these seem to be very tough, fit me literally like a glove and are very comfy. I have only ridden about 200 miles in them so far and they need to break in some more to be super comfy, but really do feel like they will do the job. |
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I bought a pair of Alpinestars GP Plus gloves for £100 and although they've taken quite a while to break in (the right glove was tight across the knuckle armour and if I'm honest, it's still not perfect), they seem well stitched together and have protection in all the right places.
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![]() i was actually looking for a mock angry face and that was the nearest i could find. we should be best mates really cos we are triumph glove brothers. ![]() |
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I have tried quite a few pairs of gloves, and i really like these http://www.teknicgear.com/catalog.php?styleid=1&pid=12 Also crash tested them twice and they stood up well to it with no hand injurys. The top of the range speedstar's are next on my list.
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Next you'll be telling me that you've got Sidi Vertigo's too....copycat! |
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bought these yesterday from HG, £79.99 - only done a couple of miles on them today - very nice so far ![]() |
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