| Author | Message | ||
     Twintour |
Looking for a good cold weather gloves, but also looking for the glove to not be bulky on the palms or bottom of the fingers. so to keep a close grip on the grips. I find it uncomfortable when the glove is to bulky to hold the grip easily. any suggestion? | ||
| Jessicasdad |
the Tour Master Winter Elites are AWESOME!!!! http://www.newenough.com/tour_master_winter_elite_gloves_page.htm | ||
| Reepicheep |
The Buell puck gloves are best..... (when holding a grip that is behind the 9sx / Uly hand guards). Best winter riding investment I ever made... | ||
| Metalstorm |
I second the Tour Master Winter Elites! They are very warm & cozy. Oddly I found mine to work better without glove liners. I believe squeezing the gloves on over liners (very tight fit) compressed the insulation making it useless. It needs to be able to trap air in it's fibers to work properly. Just my theory. The Hand guards don't hurt either. I got them for my S & they make noticeable difference. I've ridden in damp, frosty 35-40 degree weather with just the gloves & hand guards (no rain cover use or liners) at speeds between 55 & 85 mph (gotta love the wind chill factor) for a range of 18-20 miles & my hands were fine. The last couple of miles they started to feel the cold but but didn't actually become cold if that makes any sense. Never was it painful. | ||
| Kurosawa |
Tailgating on this with a closeout, I really like these ($80 Hein Gericke winter gloves on sale for $30): http://www.newenough.com/hein_gericke_sprint_gloves_page.htm |
