arogal
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Weather Network looks an awful lot better than Accuweather for Saturday!The weather is looking nicer.But i'm not sure what they are smoking at the Weather Network,Check out next saturday.
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Spring is in the.....
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Max527
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Almost everyday. No issues!
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arogal
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You're either a champ, or I'm just a pu$$y! Do you have heated grips or insulated gloves? It's my hands that are the main concern with (-) digits in the AM. Half way to work my finger tips go numb and I can't even feel the brake/clutch lever ?. Leather gaunlet gloves also, not mesh perf ones
Veej
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I've been commuting all year, with on and off days in Jan- Feb, what made this year easier is the heated glove liners I bought in January which lets me ride till -7. My commute in rush hour from U of T campus in Scarborough to Downtown is around an hour, and these gloves keep my fingers warm, they are from Fired Up, I did a thread review on them earlier. Like you I don't have heated grips although that does never help as the knuckles are what get cold and I would never ride below -2 or -3 due to this. These liners are amazing and let you get more rides/commute on your beast during the winter months.
Max527
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Heated grips and long johns. Sweater and jacket with armor. Only cold part is my finger tips. Can't keep them warm for some reason.
Underdog
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You're either a champ, or I'm just a pu$$y! Do you have heated grips or insulated gloves? It's my hands that are the main concern with (-) digits in the AM. Half way to work my finger tips go numb and I can't even feel the brake/clutch lever. Leather gaunlet gloves also, not mesh perf ones
. Leather gaunlet gloves also, not mesh perf ones
yea i feel ya...froze my fingers yesterday...holy s***!!!
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How's the new 1090?
It took me about 20km of cold hands before I remembered my new bike has heated grips.
Max527
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For $180, I'll just freeze ?
try putting some rubber mechanics gloves on under your riding gloves. Works surprisingly well - especially if your riding gloves have perforations.
Max527
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Will do thanks!
Underdog
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ooh its a big beast! but totally in control and confidence inspiring. Doing upcoming Bethany ride on it - the offroad route i hope...cant wait
I should be installing the heated grips too, i bet they make huge difference...
good for you
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Underdog
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Iceman
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I've had my firedupx heated gloves for five years. I paid $250 at the time. So far that's $50 per year to have warm and dry hands and they're still going strong.For $180, I'll just freeze
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Plugs on mine have gone. Now they're just really thick gloves.
Iceman
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Have you talked to them? They can and usually will fix them.
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Make it unrepairable. Got it.
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