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    Took my first wintery ride, no snow but lots of fog. Stopped to clear my windshield and discovered my gloves had frozen over from the fog.

    I really need to beak down and buy myself a pair of heated gloves.

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    You are a braver man than I am.
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    Be careful when the fog gets that cold. When it condenses just a bit, it gets heavier and drops onto the pavement, following every little nook and cranny. Because it's not flat, it APPEARS to be dry pavement, but is, in fact, black ice.

    Meet a little patch of that in a corner, things can get ... let's just say "exciting" rather quickly.

    I agree there is some exhilaration in a cold ride (I have done several myself), but keep it parked unless it's DRY and cold.

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    Egads, I'm drinking hot coffee in a warm house and this made me shiver.

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    Get the Gerbing gloves. You won't regret it.
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    Great video! No criticism or suggestions from me other than have fun and enjoy your Ryker.
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    Watch out for the black ice. That was when I would hang up my riding. You can go, but you cant stop, and the nanny will not bail you out very well with no traction.

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    Rykers even have fog lights? Lucked out found 1/2 price kit for ST. At least had place & Wiring harness was ready for it.

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    Re: Heated gloves. I had 3 pairs of Gerbings, all went bad with hot spots within 1 year. Sent 1st pair back and received a new pair - bad soon after. Rinse. repeat, 3rd pair same story! Gerbing was sold a few years ago and the 'new' models are actually cheaper-made than the originals.

    Now riding with Tourmaster heated gauntlet gloves for 3 years and they are great! Warm enough to use most times without plugging in and toasty as needed when plugged in.
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    Winter water proof motorcycle gloves with a set chemical heat inserts and silk glove liners. Used the chem heat inserts for hunting since I was young, so just kept using them.

    Was out when it's cold, and flurries last Jan. But you the man riding in that weather, nice vid.

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