Winter Biking Problem

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Michael Dart said:

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>Check out a motorcycle shop , there are heated plug in gloves.

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Plug in to what?

"Don't ask, don't tell."

Suddenly everyone has to be Rimmer.

Yeah, dontcha just totally despise wannabes?!?

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Shaun aRe - I'm not the only daft sod in the world MD ',;~}

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

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Check out a motorcycle shop , there are heated plug in gloves.

Fire up MTB 03

Plug in to what?

I could plug them into the 2 x 3.3 Ah SLA's I have strapped to my frame if I wanted too, and prolly
get 4 hours of heat. We used to make the things, so I still have a couple of pairs from my
motorbikin' times.

Shaun aRe - They work well.

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

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I live in Minnesota, USA. In the winter, I have a problem keeping my thumbs from freezing. The
mittens I wear are designed for snowmobiling. Since the thumb is separate from the rest of the
fingers, below zero, I can't keep the thumbs from freezing. I tried inserting nylon inner gloves,
keeping the thumbs next to the other fingers, to no avail. My son suggested installing a warming
device on the handle bars which come as standard equipment on snowmobiles. No possibility since
there is no electrical system on a bike. How do people in Canada keep their hands from freezing at
-45degree temp? Ralph

How about these: snowshack.comheatfactory.htmlOpen ↗ /s