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https://www.hangerproject.com/peccary-driving-gloves.htmlI like them. They provide a good grip and are soft as cashmere
Hannes
once: Green M3W; 2013
now: Red 4/4 Sport; 2011
and some practical cars for use in real life
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I purchased a couple of pairs of "Dents" gloves from Williams Parts shop as part of their "Black Friday 30% off" incentive. Really happy with both the driving gloves, and the normal traditional ones. Good news is that it's still Friday.... and still live on the website.
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This is one of those enquiries that will bring a host of different answers, so here's another one... here . Warm and flexible and, being work gloves, have a good grip on my Moto Lita wheel.
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I purchased a couple of pairs of "Dents" gloves. Really happy with both the driving gloves What about the other pair?
Best Regards
Lang may yer lum reek
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Learner Plates Off!
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Leather gloves with leather jacket.
Thinsulate gloves with fabric jacket.
Ordinary bicycle gloves for hot weather. (After blacking out gaudy labels.)
1961 +4 Four seater
"Crude, but effective."
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BobtheTrain..
Thats nice. I've just re-read my post - should of added "AND the normal trad version", rather than giving the impression that sometimes one hand glove is better than another. I can confirm that both are just as effective..
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String back leather bought at LMC quite expensive I thought at the time, however warm in winter and not too warm in the summer. Unlined and good feel and grip on the Motolita.
Keith
2013 narrow bodied + 4 Ruby.
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Thats nice. I've just re-read my post - should of added "AND the normal trad version", rather than giving the impression that sometimes one hand glove is better than another. I can confirm that both are just as effective.. I'm glad. When you say trad, do you mean the string-back ones? TIA
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I recommend Chester Jefferies: http://www.chesterjefferies.co.uk/I bought a pair of cashmere-lined gauntlets from them, essential at altitude in winter down here in the 3 Wheeler and also in the 4/4 with sidescreens removed. The quality is excellent and I thought the price was reasonable.
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