[ST] Glove, winter version

[Britbike2@xxxxxxx]

Hello everyone,

I don't have any good suggestions on mid season gloves, I always use the 
carbons, except when below 40 deg F.  When it is colder, or rainy, I have 
found that North Face ice climbing gloves are great.  Gore-tex keeps me very 
dry (never a leak, weather back country skiing or deluge motorcycling), the 
fabric is super rugged, the knuckles are armored, which is good for the rocks 
that "sanding" trucks release here in Maine and New Hampshire during the 
winter, and they are much less expensive than a good pair of "winter" riding 
gloves.  None of which have ever been that good, in my mind.  Also, they are 
three fingered.  I brake and shift with my last three fingers, and hold on 
with my index finger, so this set up is handy too.

Just a little piece of my experience.

Enjoy, ALWAYS ride, see the Aerostitch website for further details.

Sean
'01 Sprint ST  BRG
'98 XR400 w/ lights

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