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By: Rick

Rick — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 02:00:00 +0000

Came across your blog because I doing searches on heated gloves. Really enjoyed your comments. I live in Atlanta and we don't get that many really bone chilling days but today I struck out for my daily commute in 18F weather this morning. My new winter gloves with "Anti-freeze" liners could not do the job. A few miles into my 48 mile commute and my fingers were freezing! Another 5 miles and it was like needles. A few more miles and I was loosing feeling in my fingers so I quickly pulled into the first exit and planted myself in McDonald's for a cup of coffee! After 10 minutes inside I could finally feel my fingers and used my Blackberry to page my boss to let him know I would be working from home today!

I couldn't do my nearly 50 mile commute on Atlanta freeways on a Vespa so I ride a BMW R1150RT but I can absolutely relate to your cold weather gear blog. My usual cold weather garb is a Tour-Master Cortec jacket with liner and convertible pants with liner, Joe Rocket boots and Cortech by Tour Master Scarab Winter Gloves with Anti-freeze liners.

The gloves are the week link! By my calculations they are good to some point between 20 and 25 degees F. After that, forget it. I don't think you can find a "passive" insulated glove that can help you. Not and still be able to feel the grips and control the brake and clutch with any dexterity!

Thanks for the info. I think I will be looking into Gerbins very soon!

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By: Joe

Joe — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 02:00:00 +0000

It’s not so much the cold that I worry about as it is the random patch of ice that I might encounter on a road. If not for the fear of slippery stuff I believe I’d be riding in all but sub-sub-zero temperatures.

By: Steve Williams

Steve Williams — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 21:04:00 +0000

GNH: The forecast here for tomorrow says it may hit 60 degrees. A record for the beginning of the third week in December.

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By: Heinz N Frenchie

Heinz N Frenchie — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 21:43:00 +0000

You know you sort of look like an astronaut on the moon too. We are impressed with your conviction to ride in winter weather. And also with how much you can carry on your Vespa. Really enjoy your blog

By: GNH

GNH — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 04:04:00 +0000

I am lucky enough to live in Albuquerque, New Mexico where you can ride just about all the time. We have our cold whether too and you have to gear up for that but most days here are sunny and dry. Its been nearly 60 degrees the first week of December. But yeah in the mornings better bundle up here too. Interesting how a full face helmet, which can be a bit of a drag in the summertime is a lifesaver for keeping out the cold winds in the winter.

Dave
http://scooterschool-gnh.blogspot.com/