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Re:Winter riding gear 2 Years, 3 Months 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

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