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I have these: http://www.harley-davidson.com/mcm/m...bmLocale=en_US
$75 and soft as a babys @$$! Have had them for more than a year and they have held up well. I love 'em, wish the gauntlet was a little longer but am thinking about buying another pair in case HD discontinues them...They are warm enough for Florida for sure! They are great gloves, go to the dealer and try on a pair and I bet you will like them. When it gets below 40 degrees I reach for the Gerbing G3's...
$75 and soft as a babys @$$! Have had them for more than a year and they have held up well. I love 'em, wish the gauntlet was a little longer but am thinking about buying another pair in case HD discontinues them...They are warm enough for Florida for sure! They are great gloves, go to the dealer and try on a pair and I bet you will like them. When it gets below 40 degrees I reach for the Gerbing G3's...
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Tourmaster makes an excellent cold weather gauntlet glove called "Polar Tex". They're around $45 or so and warm down to 30 degrees with no fairing at freeway speeds. They'r textile with a nice soft leather palm area. They're not so bulky that you cant manipulate things yet they're windproof, waterproof and lined with Thinsulate.
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Tourmaster makes an excellent cold weather gauntlet glove called "Polar Tex". They're around $45 or so and warm down to 30 degrees with no fairing at freeway speeds. They'r textile with a nice soft leather palm area. They're not so bulky that you cant manipulate things yet they're windproof, waterproof and lined with Thinsulate.
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