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cold fingers!!

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Hi, can anyone solve the problem of cold finger tips?I have winter gloves and have even made a wind deflecter that fits on the fairing.Heated gloves or some sort of inner liner seem to be the answer but I have no idea where to go from here.Heated hand grips will help a little but not enough for the finger tips!!cheers GB :x :x :x
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Post by zxsixr03 »

Try the dryrider thermal inner gloves like $15 or get so really good quality winter gloves i have the Alpinestars and my hands are sweaty riding to work at 6 in the morn...
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Handlebar Muffs mate, but you are only likely to get them from the UK where it gets cold enough to freeze the balls off of a brass monkey :wink:
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Post by aardvark »

Heated grips will stop your fingertips from freezing. Trust me.

Other than that, you should get winter gloves that are fractionally too long in the fingers.
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I've found pre-heating the gloves helps alot.
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Post by photomike666 »

Thin cotton inner gloves help loads - I used them this morning at 4am (3 degrees) and it wasn't too bad. I got them at BOC Gas & Gear and they cost 89c a pair.
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Post by Smitty »

mate
I use silk inners with my normal gloves
(and a silk balaclava when really cold)

nice and toasty.....on the 12R (no heated grips here)

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Post by ttc »

I have a pair of IXON winter gloves that rock, my hands sweat if i use them during the day

But handlebar muffs can be bought, $70 a pair, heated grips are $130 a pair

inner gloves like the others suggested are cheap as well :)
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yeah the wooley crappy gloves that u buy from bunnings for 50cents do the trick.
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Post by Groggles »

mrmina wrote:yeah the wooley crappy gloves that u buy from bunnings for 50cents do the trick.
you've ridden in the cold??? :wink:

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put your hands in your pants and scratch your balls and steer with ure knees :lol:
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Post by javaman »

Nothing beats heated grips. The problem is it's so toasty, touching the clutch/brake lever feels terribly cold :shock:
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Post by MickLC »

Cold fingers? Heated handgrips?

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Post by Saki »

i am gunna have to do some searching! cause i rode to work at 7am this morning and it was FREEZING, ice all over the road, and my hands turned into Bricks!!! and my visor fogged up!
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