Simple solution bro wear some of those medical rubber gloves underneath your gloves their insulation will keep your hands warm
really? how warm?
I have warm gloves but they dont fit underneath well as my gloves are such a good fit they dont allow any bulk and then I can hardly feel controls so if that idea works I'll give you a kiss starting to get around 39F and below on my commutes...if its regularly getting below 32F it'll start icing and I'll be putting away the bike but it's holding off at the minute...
Dainese is bringing out 2013 gear, search for that, costly though, I want the 2013 Aerster 2 piece, and I've just gotten Knox handroids and they feel awesome :)
The new stuff comes out and the old stuff goes on sale! I just picked up a perforated Rebel and a pair of Full Metal Pro's, I'm waiting for Delta Pro's to go on sale next. The new "RS" stuff looks great though, I might buy some next year.
The only thing the med gloves do is block out the wind; no wind on your skin = a bit warmer hands, however once you get down into 5c or lower you'll be putting your gloves on the sides of your engine case cover at stop lights lol. Give them a try :)
my phone's app is messing up, cant see what I type so sorry ahead of time for typo.
for me, no wind means no cold (bay area), however i cant imagine myself putting on rubbers more then I ever needed :P I wikk ty a pair of walmart water proff glove underneath my gp-pro. It has somethin lining in the inside. will update kn this
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__________________ Rest In Peace Châu (09-15-2012)
As others have stated here, you can do better for the boots, gloves and especially the helmet. That helmet is one of Scorpions' worst helmets. I'd recommend the Exo-750 over that. The 1000 is very heavy and cumbersome. Plus, they're more geared towards a more upright riding style, so they say. Bell has some very good value with helmets. I'm a huge Dainese nut but can't really get behind their gloves. They are very overpriced and fall apart easily. I find that Alpinestars also tend to fall apart easily. I had a cheap pair of Teknic gloves and they did well. I now have Knox Handroids; amazing gloves. For boots, I had all three major brands but the Dainese TRQ pro out was the best one. You gotta think LATERAL ANKLE STABILITY and the Fusion, Vertigo or SMX Plus do not have much to speak of.
Just throwing this out there a seller at 675.net site that I browse daily plus being here is selling a Black A stars G.PRO gloves size L for 150.00 worn once because he did not like the thumb design he prefers the old style G.PRO interested pm me I will provide you his info http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/a...-gp-pro-gloves
Just throwing this out there a seller at 675.net site that I browse daily plus being here is selling a Black A stars G.PRO gloves size L for 150.00 worn once because he did not like the thumb design he prefers the old style G.PRO interested pm me I will provide you his info http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/a...-gp-pro-gloves
i would have been all over this if it was size Med. i've always thought the old gp pro white/black scheme doesnt go too well with all black gppro jacket.
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__________________ Rest In Peace Châu (09-15-2012)
starting to get around 39F and below on my commutes...if its regularly getting below 32F it'll start icing and I'll be putting away the bike but it's holding off at the minute...
I just picked up a perforated Rebel and a pair of Full Metal Pro's, I'm waiting for Delta Pro's to go on sale next. The new "RS" stuff looks great though, I might buy some next year.
Rest In Peace Châu (09-15-2012)
