Winter gloves

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eat Ready Brek

 

Ditto, though it took me about 10 minutes, not 30 years.

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Heh. Bacon and eggs, or porridge. It doesn't make one radioactive.

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I expect you will be wearing them out in the Sty over winter

 

If Champ finds the winters chilly on the body core I don't know why he
hasn't tried a Gerbing or similar heated jacket liner. One connector isn't
a faff and it transforms the entire winter biking experience. I have the
male connector between the seat and tank and it only takes a moment. I
admit the gloves are more hassle if you use them.

You wear a textile winter jacket anyway, All I did was find one that had
removable insulation and replace it with
www.motobrio.com/ShowProductDetails.cfm?Cat=180&Product=360

I thought about the Gillet but really what's the point, the heated arms are
pumping even more heat and comfort into your system.

The Elephant trip (out) was a breeze wearing this kit and I wouldn't have
been able to ride back suffering the effects of a shattered leg if it hadn't
been keeping my core temp right up.

It's one of those little mental leaps that one makes. I spent years looking
at them and discarding the idea and sudfdenly I was thinking WTF didn't I
get this years before.

 

Did you lose that Ducati yet?

 

Just had a phone call from the insurance company asking me what the
mileage on the bike was. I'm taking a guess that over 40k is going to
make it uneconomical to repair.

Having white van man take it out wasn't the way I wanted to deal with
the situation.