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I had to pull over today, for safety reasons... It felt as if the reaction time on my hands were faltering. So I used the crank case, muffler to defrost the hands on the shoulder of lakeshore, after getting off the DVD.
What do you guys do to keep warm, in emergencies?
I'm buying winter gloves today.
Just keep a flask of wiskey in your jacket pocket. Voila!Originally Posted by moosio
R e a d S l o w l y ! - Children at Play.
Vodka does it for me
Per my Mother-in-Law a little sip of Brandy now and again keeps the fingers and toes warm.
o~`o
VSRI #1930
The most common problem with motorcycles is the nut that connects the handlebars to the saddle.
stop at a coffee shop, get a hot bevy and use the hot air drier in the mens room to dry out your gloves.
or buy winter/better gloves, boots and long gits.
or stop at a rub&tug.
your mileage may vary......
The cold hands are the only reason Im not taking the bike out these days.... My hands just FREEZE after 10 minutes of highway riding... I thought the Teknic gloves I got would be good enough, but it almost feels like theyre let all the air in....
2002 Suzuki GSX600F (Completely Stock)
2001 VW GTi 1.8T (GIAC chip, Aluminum Flywheel, VR6 Clutch, .651 5th gear, TT Short Shifter, HID's... APR Turboback and Bilstein PSS's soon to come)
.....don't ride in the cold..
genius
LOL
I'm going to say, that's retarded. You need the blood going to your hands, not away from it to warm them up!genuis
LOL
Unless of course it's self-serve.
Shama-la-ma-ding dong!
Haha, after a cold ride in ~0C weather there ain't too much to tug!
What's a "rub&tug?"
Treat it like you love it / Ride it like you hate it.
Not sure I can help with the warmth issue other than suggesting heated grips, but you should probably do away with the DVDs while riding.
Jason
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