Handlebar Muffs

[gyg67]

Does anyone know of a good pair of handlebar muffs/cuffs to suit a 1200GS Adventure 08??
Bought a pair of Dr Bike muffs the other day from J&S and seemed really good, only problem is they were too small to house the control switches and would not allow for the position of the rear view mirror stalks.
Fancy the Tourotech omes but blimey £175.00!!!
Any advice greatly appreciated

 

[brianmaslen]

Val H of this forum supplies excellent fur lined muffs as many on this forum will confirm. You just need to remove the top bit of the handguard. Which reminds me its almost time to fit mine.

Oohh should have said take a look at the thread on the forum here http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=280690 £48 a pair.

 

[G5RJO]

Buck pads...

Have a lok at these....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/R1200-GS-...00?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item3cbcfb3ee0

Its what I use when it gets REALLY cold...Nice as you can easily access the switchgear and they fit over standard handguards in seconds. Only downer is they come off just as quick so I remove em and put them in the top box when parked.

Roger.

 

[Ash]

Have a lok at these....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/R1200-GS-...00?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item3cbcfb3ee0

Its what I use when it gets REALLY cold...Nice as you can easily access the switchgear and they fit over standard handguards in seconds. Only downer is they come off just as quick so I remove em and put them in the top box when parked.

Roger.

i have a set of these on my 1150.
As i have u/s hands and arms,i cant get on with normal muffs and these are much more open,which suits my needs..........

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mine are also a one off in color.

 

[joe4550]

when i was in china for a while a few years ago i saw a lot of people using wellington boots with the toes cut off an slotted over the bars an attached with gaffa tape...... cheep as chips!!! altho i doubt this is the answer you wanted.....

 

[Deleted account 190920001]

I don't get on with muffs at all although the ebay ones linked to might be ok. I got a set of the larger hand guards instead. The rain starts to hit above my wrist so at a guess I would say that's where the cold wind starts as well. Hands are much warmer with them in either case.

 

[gyg67]

Val H of this forum supplies excellent fur lined muffs as many on this forum will confirm. You just need to remove the top bit of the handguard. Which reminds me its almost time to fit mine.

Oohh should have said take a look at the thread on the forum here http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=280690 £48 a pair.

Cheers, Thanks for the advice, will take a wee peep
gyg67

 

[gyg67]

i have a set of these on my 1150.
As i have u/s hands and arms,i cant get on with normal muffs and these are much more open,which suits my needs..........

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mine are also a one off in color.

Thanks for the tip, will have a look, although I do like the idea of the hand being totally enclosed.
Many Thanks
Garry

 

[gyg67]

Val H of this forum supplies excellent fur lined muffs as many on this forum will confirm. You just need to remove the top bit of the handguard. Which reminds me its almost time to fit mine.

Oohh should have said take a look at the thread on the forum here http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=280690 £48 a pair.

Thanks for the tip, I have ordered a pair
Turn Up The Heat!!
gyg67