[/align]Well, if you ever took a tumble, then the first thing most riders do is put their hands down to try and protect themselves, and "gayass fingerless gloves," leather of course, offer protection of the palm area of the hand, something that could lose a lot of skin and make a person very uncomfortable for a long time after such an incident, as well as making it difficult to do things with their hands, also, for awhile afterwards.
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[/align]Not only that, but people who carry guns might have trouble getting their fingers on the trigger if needed if they were wearing full coverage gloves.
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[/align]Also, some people might have trouble digging bugs out of their noses while riding down the freeway with full coverage gloves.
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But hey, that's just my opinion, you're free to feel your manhood is threatened if you wear fingerless gloves or not.
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[/align]Go easy on me, ******, I know I'm taking on the monitor and thatyou hold all power in your full gloved hands...
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fUNNY STUFF!

 

I just read this thread for the first time. funny as hell, but I have to admit that when I first saw the subject read " My left hand keeps getting dirty!! " I thought WTF! just put the freakin magazine down or switch hands! [sm=escape.gif]

 

Switch hands you dont want one forarm bigger than the other.

 

Why do ya think I'm now using the left hand??

 

If your talking about the clutch lever getting your fingers black clean them up, what about clear coating them with some clear lacquer.

I wear those gay *** gloves only because my palms get sweaty and sticky, besides they go nice with my chaps when I wear them nude while riding LOL.

Tom

 

You people are scaring me - - I think I'll go burn my gay-*** fingerless gloves....starting to feel like one the Village People.........

 

Ok...as much fun as this has been. I think I've solved the problem. Just used some Turtle wax on the things. Hey, it's what I happened to have in the garage. They look fine, and I rode about 80 miles today (so far) fingers are clean.

 

Just this once I am gonna excuse yer ignorance, becasue of yer Join date, here on the Forum, you are ignorant of all the facts and would not have made such a statement to ME, if ya had all the facts.Zeb this is just one more example where ya don't know as much as ya think ya do, and should have reserved the Sermon for someone else! hahahahahaSearch June 06, around the 10th.
SportyP, you know I am kiddin Bro!

 

Oh yeah..I was on the same page with ya ******.

Cracked me up when I read your first post.

 

Hmm, better make sure those levers are super clean before you do that. Rubbing them down with isopropyl alcohol should do the trick. A better spray can be found at most better music stores believe it or not. Its a clear lacquer we use to coat trumpets, trombones and other brass instruments. It is much more durable than any over the counter spray such as the suggested krylon. It is also VERY clear, and resistant to just about everything (Except extreme heat - not for engine use). On top of that it is self leveling so in light coats it leaves a mirror finish with no sanding or buffing required. Dries in about 4 mins. Highly suggested.

Link to Lacquerat Music 123