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  1. 01-18-2007 10:39 AM #1
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    Winter Gloves

    Anyone have any recommendations on winter gloves? The air temp gauge on the VFR is registering 28 to 32F frequently. Lack of warm gloves are about the only thing keeping me commuting in the SUV right now.
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    Re: Winter Gloves

    I have these:
    Tour Master :: Gloves :: Cold Front Carbon Glove

    and love them... I rode a few times in the 20-30's with them (short rides) and they did ok. I didn't have grip warmers then either...
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    Re: Winter Gloves

    Heated grips. You'll wonder how you ever lived without them.
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    Re: Winter Gloves

    I recently purchased a pair of these: Dainese Fast-B D-Dry Gloves - Dainese Motorcycle Gloves - KneeDraggers.com

    I liked these because they're leather. Many winter gloves are fabric of some sort. I also looked at Held Icebreakers. I tried them once on an upper 40s day and they worked well. Better than anything else I've tried. But, if you're going to ride a lot in really cold temps, G-Force is right: Get heated grips. I don't think any glove is going to keep out all of the chill.
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  5. 01-19-2007 09:37 AM #5
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    Re: Winter Gloves

    I use Gerbing's heated gloves. Nice and toasty no matter what the temp.
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