Who has gloves?
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Who has gloves?
Who has gloves, and what kind of gloves are they?
Here are mine:
Here are mine:
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Nope no gardening. Just found them laying around. I use them to keep my hands warm.
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I don't like to ride with bare hands. Too cold.
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A pair of gloves saved me from nasty road rash once or twice...I usually ride without gloves though
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I use these for my MTB
https://www.beyondbikes.com/bb/ItemMa...1&MatrixType=1
I normally don't wear gloves for the roadie, I don't dig the glove tan. Knock on wood, I havn't crashed on my roadie. If it's colder then normal I'll just use the MTB gloves on the roadie, but takes a while to get used to.
Gloves are good for two reason, sweat and crashes. You can't help sweating, but some people have sweaty hands problem (remember that commercial ) so needs gloves all the time, some don't. My arms sweat not my hands.
https://www.beyondbikes.com/bb/ItemMa...1&MatrixType=1
I normally don't wear gloves for the roadie, I don't dig the glove tan. Knock on wood, I havn't crashed on my roadie. If it's colder then normal I'll just use the MTB gloves on the roadie, but takes a while to get used to.
Gloves are good for two reason, sweat and crashes. You can't help sweating, but some people have sweaty hands problem (remember that commercial ) so needs gloves all the time, some don't. My arms sweat not my hands.
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Originally Posted by jsigone
I use these for my MTB
https://www.beyondbikes.com/bb/ItemMa...1&MatrixType=1
I normally don't wear gloves for the roadie, I don't dig the glove tan. Knock on wood, I havn't crashed on my roadie. If it's colder then normal I'll just use the MTB gloves on the roadie, but takes a while to get used to.
Gloves are good for two reason, sweat and crashes. You can't help sweating, but some people have sweaty hands problem (remember that commercial ) so needs gloves all the time, some don't. My arms sweat not my hands.
https://www.beyondbikes.com/bb/ItemMa...1&MatrixType=1
I normally don't wear gloves for the roadie, I don't dig the glove tan. Knock on wood, I havn't crashed on my roadie. If it's colder then normal I'll just use the MTB gloves on the roadie, but takes a while to get used to.
Gloves are good for two reason, sweat and crashes. You can't help sweating, but some people have sweaty hands problem (remember that commercial ) so needs gloves all the time, some don't. My arms sweat not my hands.
The front wheel is pretty easy. The rear is a little trickier, but I haven't lost any fingers yet.
My hands must not tan much 'cause I don't have a glove tan. Though I did when I wore gloves that had th e little hole on the back. I just don't buy those kind any more.
-Trevor
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Thanks
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max your gloves are driving gloves. wear them when driving your vintage convertible jaguar.
i usually don't wear gloves unless it's cold. i've got a couple of pairs of fox incline gloves that are full fingered. they're warm enough when it starts to get cold and they have thin palms. i hate the ones with thick palms.
i usually don't wear gloves unless it's cold. i've got a couple of pairs of fox incline gloves that are full fingered. they're warm enough when it starts to get cold and they have thin palms. i hate the ones with thick palms.
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Originally Posted by zzzwillzzz
max your gloves are driving gloves. wear them when driving your vintage convertible jaguar.
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Originally Posted by nickelbus
My hands prefer to ride in the nude.
I rock the Nike gloves like Gretzky. They're pretty comfy, but I'm not too keen on the rubber palms. Nevertheless, they feel like comfy sweats on your hands and they're bad ass!