Markblox
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They do two bike gloves, the classic and the signature series. The signature are longer with a storm cuff and cost a tenner extra. Anyone made the choice and got any ideas?
Which Gerbing gloves?
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alimey4u2
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Got the Signature & am dissapointed..... You see, when you grip the bars the inner lining bunches at the fingers & palms & "I" find them annoyingly uncomfortable.....
Would I buy them again ??......Nope
Would I buy them again ??......Nope
alimey4u2
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Disappointed with my spelling too....
Markblox
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Thats a pity, they are the ones I fancy.
alimey4u2
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Just my input others may have fared better....
Gerbing
In 2004 I replaced my R1100RT and made the conscious decision not to go down the heated grips route. In over a 100,000 miles of summer and winter commuting the outsides of my hands still got cold on really cold days (and nights). Heated grips were excellent when I was wearing summer gloves and they got wet (and then cold).
I went down the heated gloves route and never looked back. Heated gloves were the answer.
I bought Gerbing because they were leather and you can treat leather. I was impressed when one glove was replaced without quibble when it failed after not much use. I was not impressed when the replacement was found to be slightly smaller despite being the same size on the label. I had one glove that fitted and the replacement one a bit tighter (but still wearable). I feel that they may have unresolved manufacturing issues. This was the winter of 2004 and things may have improved since then.
tom
In 2004 I replaced my R1100RT and made the conscious decision not to go down the heated grips route. In over a 100,000 miles of summer and winter commuting the outsides of my hands still got cold on really cold days (and nights). Heated grips were excellent when I was wearing summer gloves and they got wet (and then cold).
I went down the heated gloves route and never looked back. Heated gloves were the answer.
I bought Gerbing because they were leather and you can treat leather. I was impressed when one glove was replaced without quibble when it failed after not much use. I was not impressed when the replacement was found to be slightly smaller despite being the same size on the label. I had one glove that fitted and the replacement one a bit tighter (but still wearable). I feel that they may have unresolved manufacturing issues. This was the winter of 2004 and things may have improved since then.
tom
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