No more soggy wet gloves

Geoff B

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I got a set of these from a guy whilst on a rideout to Abbergervenny. They a a very quick way of entending to handgaurds on a GS1200R to make those cold wet days even warmer

http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_t...All-Categories

I have ridden with these a couple of time now with just my summer enduro gloves and hands stay dry and warm. If honest too warm at times with heated grips on. and take seconds to fit and remove

Any info wanted on what experience I have had these let me know. I know a lot of people are put off by the image of a mitt but these are very well designed and do not restrict riding in any way Hope this make you winter more comfortable.

Geoff B
 
Geoff B said:
I got a set of these from a guy whilst on a rideout to Abbergervenny. They a a very quick way of entending to handgaurds on a GS1200R to make those cold wet days even warmer

http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_t...All-Categories

I have ridden with these a couple of time now with just my summer enduro gloves and hands stay dry and warm. If honest too warm at times with heated grips on. and take seconds to fit and remove

Any info wanted on what experience I have had these let me know. I know a lot of people are put off by the image of a mitt but these are very well designed and do not restrict riding in any way Hope this make you winter more comfortable.

Geoff B
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You're preching the converted -do a search for muffs :D

All you now need is a guacho/shitebag and you'll ride all through winter as snug as a bug. .
 
Ha! Dispatch rode on a Kwak GT550 back in the 80's up in town; muffs were a must all winter. U-turns were great -used to beep on left handers and cut out on right handers. :D
 
I have...

tried those over a couple of winters and could never get used to them...so have settled for wet gloves and cold hands.....:D
 
Ash said:
Are you selling these as the seller comes from Hereford as do you.?
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tried muffs once and they fouled the brake and clutch levers at speed, do these go over the handguards? as this would stop that??
 
yes you look a complete twat in them

its true you look a complete twat in muffs and grouchos .

But and very warm and toasty Twat with his mind on the road rather than on his freazing fingers and legs. not a fashion statment but if you need to ride in cold weather a great bit of tackle

and if it bothers you that much don't remove helmet in public

Al :rob
 
GS TRV said:
look fine on a scooter but on a GS????? :blast
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And of course you don't look a twat freezing your nuts off with wet gloves/hands .

Even with the most waterproof of gloves can't hold a candle to a set of tucano urbano muffs and gaucho..

time of year for that picture again.

Yes, that is frost on the screen. France in late december -6 on the TV weather.
 
No I have no financial interest in these although I do know the gser who designed them ride with him and am just giving an honest view of a add on for the gs which is practicle and value for money. There are a product I would have not normally considered but after getting a pair and reaping the benifits.
Just sharing a view and hopefully help a gser fund his riding in the process.
 
Don't need them as I already have a pair of excellent muffs courtesy of Steptoe's fine mail order service.

But if I didn't, these rubbery flipper things the bod is selling from Herefordshire look OK.

Different? Yes but maybe not a bad thing.
 
Geoff B said:
No I have no financial interest in these although I do know the gser who designed them ride with him and am just giving an honest view of a add on for the gs which is practicle and value for money. There are a product I would have not normally considered but after getting a pair and reaping the benifits.
Just sharing a view and hopefully help a gser fund his riding in the process.
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why does your man not pay £12.00 and become a site sponsor/subscribed tosser and put his product in the vendors section,for us all to see.
Cheap way of promoting his products to a ready audience and no ebay fees,commision,p/pal charges.
 
Nippy Normans supply Touratech, Wunderlich, Desert Fox and many other makes of accessories.
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