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  1. After 15 years I'm getting back into bicycling on my old Miyata. I've got
    new tires and tubes, new brake pads and brake handle covers ordered.
    Found black cotton handlebar tape too.

    Now I just need to find a source for regular half-finger gloves made of
    leather with a crocheted cotton back. No lycra, no gel, no foam, no terry
    cloth. Cannondale apparently no longer makes the ones I used to buy.
    Anyone have a source?

  2. : After 15 years I'm getting back into bicycling on my old Miyata. I've got
    : new tires and tubes, new brake pads and brake handle covers ordered.
    : Found black cotton handlebar tape too.
    :
    : Now I just need to find a source for regular half-finger gloves made of
    : leather with a crocheted cotton back. No lycra, no gel, no foam, no terry
    : cloth. Cannondale apparently no longer makes the ones I used to buy.
    : Anyone have a source?

    Wal-Mart or any of the cheap "sporting goods" stores will have them.
    Although why on earth you would want black cotton handlebar tape, I have no
    idea. There has been progress in the last 15 years. I suspect you'll find
    that out by yourself in a while, though.

    Pat in TX
    :

  3. Quoted message said:

    After 15 years I'm getting back into bicycling on my old Miyata. I've got
    new tires and tubes, new brake pads and brake handle covers ordered.
    Found black cotton handlebar tape too.

    Now I just need to find a source for regular half-finger gloves made of
    leather with a crocheted cotton back. No lycra, no gel, no foam, no terry
    cloth. Cannondale apparently no longer makes the ones I used to buy.
    Anyone have a source?

    www.rapha.cc
    I don't think they are cheap and I don't like the style that much, but
    could be what you are looking for...

  4. Gary Fisher & Push both make nice crochet gloves 🙂

  5. [email hidden] wrote:
    ..

    Quoted message said:

    Now I just need to find a source for regular half-finger gloves made of
    leather with a crocheted cotton back. No lycra, no gel, no foam, no terry
    cloth. Cannondale apparently no longer makes the ones I used to buy.
    Anyone have a source?

    I really hate to post this but believe it or not Nashbar sells a nice
    traditional glove and cheaply too.
    Phil Brown

  6. Re 'progress'; BS!

    "Pat" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    : After 15 years I'm getting back into bicycling on my old Miyata. I've
    got
    : new tires and tubes, new brake pads and brake handle covers ordered.
    : Found black cotton handlebar tape too.
    :
    : Now I just need to find a source for regular half-finger gloves made of
    : leather with a crocheted cotton back. No lycra, no gel, no foam, no
    terry
    : cloth. Cannondale apparently no longer makes the ones I used to buy.
    : Anyone have a source?

    Wal-Mart or any of the cheap "sporting goods" stores will have them.
    Although why on earth you would want black cotton handlebar tape, I have
    no
    idea. There has been progress in the last 15 years. I suspect you'll find
    that out by yourself in a while, though.

    Pat in TX
    :

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    Quoted message said:

    After 15 years I'm getting back into bicycling on my old Miyata. I've got
    new tires and tubes, new brake pads and brake handle covers ordered.
    Found black cotton handlebar tape too.

    Now I just need to find a source for regular half-finger gloves made of
    leather with a crocheted cotton back. No lycra, no gel, no foam, no terry
    cloth. Cannondale apparently no longer makes the ones I used to buy.
    Anyone have a source?

    _ You want these

    http://www.lickbike.com/searchsite.asp?SEARCH=push+glove

    _ Dirt cheap and while not indestructible, they have some nice
    design tweaks that make them superiour to any other
    leather/crochet glove I've found.

    _ Booker C. Bense

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  8. Booker C. Bense said:

    _ You want these

    http://www.lickbike.com/searchsite.asp?SEARCH=push+glove

    _ Dirt cheap and while not indestructible, they have some nice
    design tweaks that make them superiour to any other
    leather/crochet glove I've found.

    the black crochet pair (med. dark leather) I have has a subtle terry
    strip near the thumb that is easier on the nose than crochet ever
    was... Don't know if they are made in white. Well, not as bad as dark
    socks.

    My faves were Pearl Izumi Gel, not too much (Spenco), a lot more
    vibration protection than seems available in what I've seen over the
    last several years. Any substitutes out there? --TP

  9. Quoted message said:

    After 15 years I'm getting back into bicycling on my old Miyata. I've got
    new tires and tubes, new brake pads and brake handle covers ordered.
    Found black cotton handlebar tape too.

    Now I just need to find a source for regular half-finger gloves made of
    leather with a crocheted cotton back. No lycra, no gel, no foam, no terry
    cloth. Cannondale apparently no longer makes the ones I used to buy.
    Anyone have a source?

    Yep, us. Made by EuraAsia, cotton crocheted back, black or 'natural',
    real leather plams-$20 per

    Vecchio's
    303-440-3535

  10. Quoting <[email hidden]>:

    Quoted message said:

    Now I just need to find a source for regular half-finger gloves made of
    leather with a crocheted cotton back.

    Rivendell Bicycle Works sell summer gloves made of bona-fide cow.
    --
    David Damerell <[email hidden]> flcl?
    Today is Second Monday, Presuary.

  11. Doug Huffman said:

    "Pat" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Although why on earth you would want black cotton handlebar tape, I have
    no
    idea. There has been progress in the last 15 years. I suspect you'll find
    that out by yourself in a while, though.

    Pat in TX
    :


    Re 'progress'; BS!

    I suspect that the comments about black cotton tape may have been
    driven by the speed with which such covering self-destructs in the
    Texas climate. It's okay if it holds up in your area, but around here
    it's not even good for one season in my experience. At least it
    doesn't show the sweat accumulation the way a light color does.

    --
    Typoes are a feature, not a bug.
    Some gardening required to reply via email.
    Words processed in a facility that contains nuts.

  12. Quoted message said:

    After 15 years I'm getting back into bicycling on my old Miyata. I've got
    new tires and tubes, new brake pads and brake handle covers ordered.
    Found black cotton handlebar tape too.

    Now I just need to find a source for regular half-finger gloves made of
    leather with a crocheted cotton back. No lycra, no gel, no foam, no terry
    cloth. Cannondale apparently no longer makes the ones I used to buy.
    Anyone have a source?

    I'm liking the Nashbar gloves - dirt cheap, decent leather and padding on the
    palm and classic knit back. There is a terry thumb patch, oh dear. It really
    doesn't hurt anything.

    They're like two bucks more than the [censored] walmart glove and about nine times
    better.

    Ron

  13. in article [email hidden], Booker C. Bense at
    [email hidden] wrote on
    7/3/05 9:25 PM:

    Quoted message said:

    _ You want these

    http://www.lickbike.com/searchsite.asp?SEARCH=push+glove

    I ordered these. They seem to be a good value at about $9.50? but realize
    that the palms are not pure leather. They have foam sandwiched between two
    thin layers of leather.

    David Wagner

  14. Pat said:

    : Now I just need to find a source for re gular half-finger gloves made of
    : leather with a crocheted cotton back. No lycra, no gel, no foam, no terry
    : cloth. Cannondale apparently no longer makes the ones I used to buy.
    : Anyone have a source?

    I really wish Cannondale still made those gloves. However, I recall
    them as being padded. You will have a hard time getting gloves with no
    padding at all, except on eBay or maybe in Japan. I wish manufacturers
    still made them with an adjustable snap closure, not with velcro.

    These say "padded" but they don't look it. Only in small:
    http://tinyurl.com/d3ar7

    Apart from the other American sources (Nashbar, Lickbike, Rivendell,
    some others), these may not be exactly what you want but perhaps

    http://tinyurl.com/a4svj (scroll down)
    http://tinyurl.com/94jm6

    Note that in the UK these are traditionally referred to as mitts, not
    gloves. And the crochet ones are often referred to as string mitts.
    Also track mitts..

  15. Quoted message said:
    Pat said:

    : Now I just need to find a source for re gular half-finger gloves made of
    : leather with a crocheted cotton back. No lycra, no gel, no foam, no terry
    : cloth. Cannondale apparently no longer makes the ones I used to buy.
    : Anyone have a source?

    e.g.,
    http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=140&subcategory=1224&brand=&sku=3833
    or
    http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=140&subcategory=1224&brand=&sku=8120
    ?

  16. Rapha -- an english company; the advertise on procycling.com all the
    time -- make beautiful retro leather gloves. With little round knuckle
    vents, very old-school. I think the site is rapha.co.uk but google
    them.--Shayana Kadidal

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