tankyuong
Touring Scooter Rider
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 |  Subject: Are there any cheap alternatives to $150 heated gloves?  Wed Oct 14, 2009 11:59 am | |
| I've tried ebay, but the cheapest is the grip wrap around for $50, my finger tips especially the thumb gets painfully cold at high speeds. |
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DennisB
Silver Wing Guru
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| | Subject: Re: Are there any cheap alternatives to $150 heated gloves? Wed Oct 14, 2009 12:35 pm | |
| Just a thought...Have you tried looking at snowmobile gloves? There's a lot to choose from on ebay.
DennisB |
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honda_silver
Site Admin
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| | Subject: Re: Are there any cheap alternatives to $150 heated gloves? Wed Oct 14, 2009 1:45 pm | |
| | tankyuong wrote: | | I've tried ebay, but the cheapest is the grip wrap around for $50, my finger tips especially the thumb gets painfully cold at high speeds. |
http://www.gerbing.com/Products/Gloves/liner.html $79.95
You would need waterproof/windproof gloves to put the heat glove liners in ... that is the route I am going._________________ Bill - Georgetown TX 07 Silver Wing ABS Clearview w/vent, Givi E96/TB19/E52 with Admore Lighting, Alaskan Leather, Wrist Rests, 3M Solas tape, K&N air, Hyperpro spring, Grip Puppies, Airhawk, Utopia backrest, Stebel, Apexcone HIDs, StingerZ LEDs (w/Backoff WigWag), Knight Rider Sequential LED, NGK Iridium, Power Commander III, Manic Salamander, Saeng mirrors, Garmin Zumo 660, Dark-Side Sumitomo Tire  |
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tankyuong
Touring Scooter Rider
Number of posts: 372
Age: 36
Location: Missouri
Points: 1501
Registration date: 2009-07-11
| | Subject: Re: Are there any cheap alternatives to $150 heated gloves? Wed Oct 14, 2009 2:15 pm | |
| | honda_silver wrote: | | tankyuong wrote: | | I've tried ebay, but the cheapest is the grip wrap around for $50, my finger tips especially the thumb gets painfully cold at high speeds. |
http://www.gerbing.com/Products/Gloves/liner.html $79.95
You would need waterproof/windproof gloves to put the heat glove liners in ... that is the route I am going. |
Just what I need thanks |
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exavid
Silver Wing Rider
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Age: 69
Location: Medford, Oregon
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Registration date: 2009-07-17
| | Subject: Re: Are there any cheap alternatives to $150 heated gloves? Thu Oct 15, 2009 11:40 pm | |
| I have a pair of waterproof gloves with fleece liners that do a good job of keeping my hands which are very sensitive to cold comfortable riding in temps down to freezing. I don't often ride in temps below that due to the risk of ice. Been dumped on bikes twice on ice and don't want to repeat that. |
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Emeskay
Super Scooter Rider
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Age: 52
Location: Southern Maryland
Points: 1240
Registration date: 2009-06-15
| | Subject: Re: Are there any cheap alternatives to $150 heated gloves? Fri Oct 16, 2009 4:29 am | |
| My husband uses 'hippo grips'. He has poor circulation in his hands, and now he rides in cold weather with no problems. You can find a description at http://www.hippohands.com. You'll probably find them less expensively online.
Mandy |
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