Hd heated grips yes no maybe
#61
03-04-2010 | 02:00 PM
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I will add that I used only mechanics thin gloves. Temps went as low as the mid thirties in the northern Rockies. Keep my hand toasty.
You don't need insulated gloves. When the blood in your hand next to the grips gets warm it circulates around your hand like a radiator.
Again, rain - thirties - thin gloves - heated grips = toasty.
You don't need insulated gloves. When the blood in your hand next to the grips gets warm it circulates around your hand like a radiator.
Again, rain - thirties - thin gloves - heated grips = toasty.
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03-04-2010 | 03:13 PM
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#66
03-05-2010 | 09:06 AM
There is no doubt heated grips are be nice, but in temps below 65F you still need to have either insulated gloves or heated gloves. In very cold weather they will not keep the backs of your hands warm. Think of them as a supplement to insulated gloves, not a replacement for them.
#67
03-06-2010 | 07:26 AM
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There is no doubt heated grips are be nice, but in temps below 65F you still need to have either insulated gloves or heated gloves. In very cold weather they will not keep the backs of your hands warm. Think of them as a supplement to insulated gloves, not a replacement for them.
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