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#235722 SobaCracka (User) It's best to eat crow while fresh. Platinum Boarder Posts: 1914 Re:Winter riding gear 2 Weeks ago   I put on hand deflectors to greatly cut down on the amount of wind that gets in between my fingers. When it gets below 30 F, I put on a set of Lectra gloves, drop a D-cell battery into each, and ride for up to three hours. Hand deflectors: $80. Gloves: $30. Return on investment: worth a million   Logged     Earl in Catonsville, MD   The administrator has disabled public write access. #235724 CPORetired (User) Praise the Lord, and pass the ammunition!! Senior Boarder Posts: 360 Re:Winter riding gear 2 Weeks ago   Where did you find the hand deflectors??   Logged     Any man who may be asked in this century what he did to make his life worthwhile, I think can respond with a good deal of pride and satisfaction: I SERVED IN THE UNITED STATES NAVY. John F. Kennedy Aug. 1963   The administrator has disabled public write access. #235802 Darn (User) Green and Gold! Platinum Boarder Posts: 3260 Re:Winter riding gear 2 Weeks ago   Here is a Link for hand deflectors for the Yamaha. I think Frank W has them too and really likes them. They are around $80 but you could probably make your own without too much trouble.   Logged     Last Edit: 2009/11/06 14:59 By Darn.     The administrator has disabled public write access. #235842 MS1700 (User) Platinum Boarder Posts: 1413 Re:Winter riding gear 2 Weeks ago   Yea I went with the MS fairing partly for the look but mostly to get the wind off my hands in winter, It did do a little of that but lets a LOT of air by that the WS/HD lower set up didn't. I should have got the hand deflectors. In a emergency I have cut some out of a Plastic notebook cover and slip them over the levers with a bow in the center to grap the lever and they do work! Also seen the mitt type but that looks a little dangerous.   Logged     Experience is a tough way to learn ... because, you get the test first and the lesson afterwards.   The administrator has disabled public write access. #235849 kaisayson (User) The Wind is the Spirit... Junior Boarder Posts: 160 Re:Winter riding gear 2 Weeks ago   SobaCracka wrote: I put on hand deflectors to greatly cut down on the amount of wind that gets in between my fingers. When it gets below 30 F, I put on a set of Lectra gloves, drop a D-cell battery into each, and ride for up to three hours. Hand deflectors: $80. Gloves: $30. Return on investment: worth a million Hand deflectors work great...other friends have them too...some of them ride their scoots to work in the winter.   Logged     Last Edit: 2009/11/06 18:26 By kaisayson.   My Garage: http://www.hellrisercustoms.com/kai777 May you Always be in the Wind... and May the Wind Always Smile upon You...   The administrator has disabled public write access. #235927 kroyleahcim (User) For every action there is a reaction. Fresh Boarder Posts: 90 Re:Winter riding gear 1 Week, 6 Days ago   When i was off road racing most of the guys i rode with made their own deflectors with heavy gauge plastic and a heating torch, some of them made them out of laundry soap bottles (they even had different colors, and they looked like they just bought them from a bike shop) so they could ride all winter long with warm hands. Plus it kept the rocks being thrown from the bikes in front of you off your hands. My KTM has them and i can tell you they really keep the cold air off your hands.   Logged     One ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.   The administrator has disabled public write access. #235937 Transam1 (User) Junior Boarder Posts: 134 Re:Winter riding gear 1 Week, 6 Days ago   Darn wrote: Here is a Link for hand deflectors for the Yamaha. I think Frank W has them too and really likes them. They are around $80 but you could probably make your own without too much trouble. Thanks, Jusdt what I was looking for. Has anyone tried those glove looking things ? I think there called Hippo hand or something. Look pretty ugly but wonder how they work. Chris   Logged     The administrator has disabled public write access. #235940 Makcap (User) How boring it would be if we were all the same Platinum Boarder Posts: 1331 Re:Winter riding gear 1 Week, 6 Days ago   I like man hand deflectors really does keep the wind off my hands. See sig pic   Logged     RIDE DS:219 MASSILLON OHIO   The administrator has disabled public write access. #235962 Tusler (User) Junior Boarder Posts: 115 Re:Winter riding gear 1 Week, 6 Days ago   I use to ride in the snow in Ogden Utah when I was stationed up at Hill AFB. I used a snowmobile suit and I never even knew it was cold out side no matter what the temp dropped to be. I also rode in Iowa when it was -10 F and had no problems. Just keep your face covered with a warm mask and a full face helmet.   Logged     Ask Jesus for Forgiveness before it is too late!   The administrator has disabled public write access.

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