winter gloves

[celticdog]

I've never had any trouble with muffs to be honest . . .

[sinto607276]

I've never had any trouble with muffs to be honest . . .

And you never loose them either :b

[NorthWestern]

Over gloves are not too bad, Held do some that look like proper strangler issue for a tenner.  Only problem is they don't have a visor wipe blade.

[joebloggs]

Over gloves are not too bad, Held do some that look like proper strangler issue for a tenner.  Only problem is they don't have a visor wipe blade.

+1 on the over gloves

Picked some cheapies up from the NEC when the weather changed and hands were soaked with sweat by the time I got home

[Rob R]

Barkbusters storm handguards + heated grips means I can wear summer gloves for most of the year.
Rob

[fireblake]

With fitting muffs, sometimes you've got to get a bit creative to get them to work.

I might have another fiddle then.

[fazersharp]

Barkbusters storm handguards
Rob

I look into this every year but for the fzs 600 handguars don't fit as they hit the fairing

[celticdog]

Nothing says you're ready to buy a Moto Guzzi than fitting a pair of bar muffs  :rollin :rollin :rollin

[S Baker]

As I get white finger easily, over the years Ive tried every kind of glove out there! Heated grips too (fine if you like hot palms and frozen fingers!) Last year, bit the bullit and bought a pair of these =http://gerbing.co.uk/g-12-heated-gloves.html
Wish Id done it years ago-they are feckin brilliant! And come with a lifetime gaurantee too! Besy gloves you can buy, and not bulky, feel as soft as kid gloves!

[fazersharp]

As I get white finger easily, over the years Ive tried every kind of glove out there! Heated grips too (fine if you like hot palms and frozen fingers!) Last year, bit the bullit and bought a pair of these =http://gerbing.co.uk/g-12-heated-gloves.html
Wish Id done it years ago-they are feckin brilliant! And come with a lifetime gaurantee too! Besy gloves you can buy, and not bulky, feel as soft as kid gloves!

I looked at those but they dont seem to offer much protection in an "off". But I suppose that if you cannot feel your fingers then you may just increase your chances of an off

[S Baker]

Dont fall off then!

[Val]

I am ready for the winter now  :lol



Last week I've fallen victim of the fashion with cold fingers, not next week though...

[kitcrazy]

ok went with spada enforcers.abit bulky but comfy

[Frosties]

ok went with spada enforcers.abit bulky but comfy

Good gloves fella - dry, warm - had a few pairs. Only thing that let them down was the same as all my other gloves over time.....VELCRO

[fireblake]

For the last 2 days I've put my Draggin jeans and summer Alpinestars on again but not tomorrow,  too cold for summer gloves. I can cope with the jeans as they are quite thick around the knees but my fingers were frozen.  I'm out the door by 5 so dark. Trying to keep the jeans on for as long as possible

[fireblake]

Yay turned out lovely,  glad I've got the summer gloves on.

[NotAnotherHill]

Definitely Oxford Muffs in winter. I fitted these to stop the wind blowing the muffs against the levers: works a treat. Heated grips and summer gloves are all you need.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Motorbike-7-8-...ARUjLeaUeg

[Gnasher]

Think what you buy is all dependant on how long and often you'll be riding over the winter months.


Most good quality waterproof gloves all work about the same e.g. they're waterproof and give or take a few minutes either way your hands will get cold roughly the same time which at anything below 10C* is about 20 minutes.  I used to ride all weathers everyday for a 35 min commute into/out of London, I've also done Euro rides to Germany one a month.  I tried everything including heated grips nothing really worked until I found these


https://gerbing.co.uk/products/12v-produ...ted-gloves


I had mine some years ago and they wasn't waterproof but it didn't matter as my hands stayed warm, I used them for a good few years without any problems. 

[coffee]

I've got a pair of gerbing heated gloves on e/bay at the moment ,they belong to my wife who no longer goes on the bike so if anyone wants them they're well worth a look.They're on at £45 to start under the name merc220phil.

[midden]

http://www.visordown.com/product-feature...734-8.html

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