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I had a pair of Alpinestars 'Windstopper' gloves that lasted me over 3 years. Comfortable in Spring weather, unlined, but no venting.
I replaced them with some Macna Trace gloves - they are very stretchy & comfortable, but let in more wind than mesh gloves & are therefore very cold & only suitable for the hottest summer days...
Any thoughts on a lightweight Spring-compatible, short cuff glove??
I replaced them with some Macna Trace gloves - they are very stretchy & comfortable, but let in more wind than mesh gloves & are therefore very cold & only suitable for the hottest summer days...
Any thoughts on a lightweight Spring-compatible, short cuff glove??
I'm currently using Rukka Virium gloves, short, goretex laminate and not lined so they're not bulky (or particularly warm). I've been really impressed with them.
You can get them cheaper from FC moto in Germany depending on exchange rates.
https://www.fc-moto.de/epages/fcm.sf/en_GB/;IC_IP2...
You can get them cheaper from FC moto in Germany depending on exchange rates.
https://www.fc-moto.de/epages/fcm.sf/en_GB/;IC_IP2...
Speed addicted said:
I'm currently using Rukka Virium gloves, short, goretex laminate and not lined so they're not bulky (or particularly warm). I've been really impressed with them.
You can get them cheaper from FC moto in Germany depending on exchange rates.
https://www.fc-moto.de/epages/fcm.sf/en_GB/;IC_IP2...
Nice.You can get them cheaper from FC moto in Germany depending on exchange rates.
https://www.fc-moto.de/epages/fcm.sf/en_GB/;IC_IP2...
Was thinking closer to the £50 mark though....
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