http://motorcycleinfo.org/2008/11/cold-weather-motorcycle-gear/ Motorcycle Information is your Scooter and Motorcycle Info site. Sat, 12 May 2012 15:05:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://motorcycleinfo.org/2008/11/cold-weather-motorcycle-gear/#comment-837 John Tue, 10 Aug 2010 11:01:56 +0000 http://motorcycleinfo.org/?p=248#comment-837 Thanks for the tips, On cold days, a pair of 70's style long wrist sweatbands work great too. I think I got mine at Target or Wal-Mart really cheap - just make sure they are not too tight or your hands will get cold due to restricted circulation. Gotta love low-tech. Thanks for the tips, On cold days, a pair of 70′s style long wrist sweatbands work great too. I think I got mine at Target or Wal-Mart really cheap – just make sure they are not too tight or your hands will get cold due to restricted circulation. Gotta love low-tech.

]]> http://motorcycleinfo.org/2008/11/cold-weather-motorcycle-gear/#comment-835 muckfoot Tue, 10 Aug 2010 05:31:09 +0000 http://motorcycleinfo.org/?p=248#comment-835 I find that there is always a bit of cool leakage around the wrist, even with excellent Harley cold weather gloves. I found a deal on the Web called "wristies". These eliminate the cold leaks. Second thing I find useful, go to Lowes and buy some cheap foam (not the hard ones) knee pads. Wear them under your riding pants or rain pants on a cold day. They keep the knees toasty. -jb I find that there is always a bit of cool leakage around the wrist, even with excellent Harley cold weather gloves. I found a deal on the Web called “wristies”. These eliminate the cold leaks.
Second thing I find useful, go to Lowes and buy some cheap foam (not the hard ones) knee pads. Wear them under your riding pants or rain pants on a cold day. They keep the knees toasty. -jb

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