Fingerless gloves
#13
I used to wear fingerless gloves with gel inserts in the palms when I rode a bicycle as a roadie. They are fine when the speed of the potential accident is slow enough that you can keep your palm down and fingertips up. I wouldn't give wearing them a second thought on the highway on my REAL bike since I slid on my face and hands for about a hundred yards after a dink ran a stop sign one day on my way home from work. The deerskin Z Leathers gloves barely wore through the finger tips and palms but my hands and fingers were spared injury.
#15
Gloves without fingers seem to infuriate fashion queens who wish to set fashion trend to fit their idea of what a biker looks like. Good thing I got more then one pair of different types of gloves to fit the weather. Increases my chances of dressing right. Fashion queens the ultimate follow me posers.
#17
I have repeated this in another post when someone was commenting about fingerless gloves. I have Vitiligo (loss of pigmet in skin?), which is really showing up on my hands as I get older. I wear fingerless gloves when it is hot and when I'm off the bike I take the gloves off, it would seem funny to me walking around with them on but realistically I would be better off leaving them on as they would work better than sun block.
#18
First, if you search, you'll find this topic come up again and again:Second, to hell with what the idiotic "fashion police" says! Wear what you choose. Ride what you choose. Live how you choose. It's nobody else's business. If someone has a problem with what you wear, THEY'RE the one with the problem!
#20
Classic!!