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Quote: Originally Posted by Law Dawg Yup heated liners so any glove I have would work. I dunno if they exist either...Google is my friend. Edit; http://www.gerbing.com/Products/Gloves/liner.html Wonder if the connectors would work with my Synergy jacket liner? Huh. If they work, woulda saved me $100. Oh well. Quote: Originally Posted by Law Dawg BTW do tell of your dust storm adventure... Was Mojave-bound on Tuesday, already doing battle with...

That section of Hwy 58 (and all of 14 395 etal) can get so very nasty so very fast (it ain't called Sand Canyon for nothing). I have been blown across two lanes in a 40' prisoner bus...a motorcycle would have been parked or wrecked. Watch your 6 (3, 9, and 12 as well) out there. Maybe Gail (Cycle Specialties Modesto) will come to the courtesy phone re: the hook ups as they carry Gerbings. You just know that these will not be your...

Quote: Originally Posted by bmwlloyd Well, I went and looked and I cant find any reference to them.. http://www.derbycycles.com/cgi-bin/e...erbing&count=1 Go to Gerbing's website and use their sizing guide for correct fit

Quote: Originally Posted by fast4d I just put hand guards on my superduke the all the vibs were gone. same principle though. Not exactly.... this is a bit more involved and pretty deep in science than a pair of Hand Guards . A brief explanation from the guys at Ricor and a pic - Greatly reduces handlebar vibration throughout the RPM range. Allowing for less fatigue, arm pump and increased comfort. Easy to install. Secured to the ID of the...

Quote: Originally Posted by ezglider Refer to post 33. Your detector is probably working fine... Thanks Evan, I know it will pick up a constant signal as when I am driving in the valley on I-5 and the CHP have the unit on constant... what I used to understand was that the whole premise of any detector was that the signal sent out needs ( except for laser ) needs to bounce off a target and return to the sending unit, so for 2-3 seconds you...

I'm not big on radar detectors, so I rarely mount mine (Passport 8500) on the bike. Wish I had a few weeks ago, though, while riding through Maine. I got nipped for 71 in a 55 out in the middle of nowhere. I had just accelerated out of a country motel parking lot and was getting up to speed on a two-lane road and overdid it a bit. I looked down at my speedo, got off the accelerateor immediately, checked my mirror, but it was too late....

Hi BOB, it must be amazing to ride with warm hands.we don't get kit like that over here.just normal stuff, and at -2c we're freezing our buns off.spoilt i guess.please do me a favour if you will and e-mail me their web ad,because when we tour to the Cape in winter the hands tend to go dead.

I just put hand guards on my superduke the all the vibs were gone. same principle though.

Having lived in Tehachapi and Bakersfield and spent tons of hours out there, in year round riding - snow, sleet, rain, heat and I can tell you about the wind-- I never even thought about having heated gloves -- I only wore non insulated gloves I got from Pat Ryan at Bakersfield Motorcycle Supply(one of the best pair of gloves I have had) someday when I get old -- maybe I'll need them, but right now my Tourmaster Elites came my hands warm...

Did the search,came up with nothing. The companies have done their reviews,however,would like a genuine opinion. Anybody have one? Best places for prices and will ship to Toronto.Canada. Thanks.