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Post by Gingey »

Well i have some warm thinsulate gloves but they arent warm enough, without getting heated grips, what other gloves are there, or are there decent thin gloves to wear underneith your big gloves or?......i dont really know :roll:
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maybe you need a nice big pair of furry muffs to stick your hands in? :lol:
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Post by Leroy »

I wear inner liners .... work a treat 4 me!
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And those inner liners actually keep your hands warm then hey?
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Post by clunk »

You will eventually get cold with any gloves, unless you have heated grips.

My present and previous gloves are about the same for cold, and I've found with thermal inner golves I still get cold after a while.
The only real solution is heated grips, but they are for girls and softies, not like us hardened biker types :lol:
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Post by andrew »

as clunk say no matter what you get in the way of gloves your hands will always get cold in the end.

The best way to keep your hands warm is to keep your core body temperature warm, i.e. lots of layers of t-shirts and jumpers etc, if you can fit a fleece under your bike jacket that will keep you lovely and warm.


The reason your extremities get cold first is that your body concentrates on keeping your core warm (i.e. where all the vital organs are) therefore if you make sure your core is really warm your body will be able to keep more bloody flowing to your hands and feet.
so it turns out.........sometime i do give a f*ck
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Post by Tom L »

recently it got so cold even with thermals on i decided to shove a layer of newspaper up the front of my jacket hobo style. Works a treat, keeps me toasty and warm and no one else can see it.
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So being naked under my leathers wont help then :lol: :lol:
Not sure i will go as far as stuffing my torso with the sunday times...but the layers option sounds the best, cheers all.
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i have tried a few pairs of winter gloves but cant feel enough so i just wear my summer gloves and deal with the cold - cause i'm ARD!!!

also wear a vented jacket all year round - was cold yesterday when we were riding up on the moors in the snow!!! :shock:
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Gingey wrote:Well i have some warm thinsulate gloves but they arent warm enough, without getting heated grips, what other gloves are there, or are there decent thin gloves to wear underneith your big gloves or?......i dont really know :roll:
cheers people :D
i heard marigolds work, cus they dont let the cold get in, for explame u fill the sink with boiling hot water and u stick ur hand in with a marigold and its not that hot, luke warm. works the same way with the cold. worth a go i suppose.
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baskie wrote:
Gingey wrote:Well i have some warm thinsulate gloves but they arent warm enough, without getting heated grips, what other gloves are there, or are there decent thin gloves to wear underneith your big gloves or?......i dont really know :roll:
cheers people :D
i heard marygolds work, cus they dont let teh cold get in, for explame u fill the sink wiht boiling hot water and u stick ur hand in with a marygold and its not that hot, luke warm. works the same wasy wiht the cold. worth a go i surpose.
might raise a few eyebrows when you take your gloves off at jaspers though... :?
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sonic_gsxr wrote:
baskie wrote:
Gingey wrote:Well i have some warm thinsulate gloves but they arent warm enough, without getting heated grips, what other gloves are there, or are there decent thin gloves to wear underneith your big gloves or?......i dont really know :roll:
cheers people :D
i heard marygolds work, cus they dont let teh cold get in, for explame u fill the sink wiht boiling hot water and u stick ur hand in with a marygold and its not that hot, luke warm. works the same wasy wiht the cold. worth a go i surpose.
might raise a few eyebrows when you take your gloves off at jaspers though... :?
rather have a few eyebrows rasied then a few fingers dropping off from frost bite :lol:
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baskie wrote:
sonic_gsxr wrote:
baskie wrote: i heard marygolds work, cus they dont let teh cold get in, for explame u fill the sink wiht boiling hot water and u stick ur hand in with a marygold and its not that hot, luke warm. works the same wasy wiht the cold. worth a go i surpose.
might raise a few eyebrows when you take your gloves off at jaspers though... :?
rather have a few eyebrows rasied then a few fingers dropping off from frost bite :lol:
fair point but i am still not sure it will catch on... :?
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:? Right well i see your point baskie but marigolds make your hands freezing...not that i persue a fetish or anything but as a brickie they are the best things to prevent birdseyes, my hands were soft like a babies bum....but frikkin freezing. But to be honest i do have bad circulation in my hands and feet, so maybe i just have to go with the newspaper after all :lol:
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