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Wonko The Sane
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PostPosted: 17:01 - 15 Apr 2016    Post subject: bike gloves that melt? or my own stupidity? Reply with quote

Bought some gloves on sat (it's now friday) and worn them 4 days out of the 5 this week and they're great gloves, just starting to wear in after being a little tight in places.

this morning was similar temp to the rest of the week so didn't wear my heated gloves but the ride home was really cold in the rain so stopped as I've often done to warm my hands by putting my hands in a gap in the fairings, done this trick with four pairs of gloves I've had over the past three years without issue.

This pair however I've melted the ends of the fingers just holding my hands in there a couple of mins.

Ok, I accept you may not design gloves to be held against the exhaust manifold, however it was the radiator (so not quite as hot), but how many of us have put our gloves on the seat or somewhere else on the bike and them fall / blow onto the exhaust?

Isn't it a bit daft to make a bike glove that melts?

A little bit annoyed about this
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PostPosted: 00:05 - 18 Apr 2016    Post subject: Reply with quote

Once put my wet gloves on top of a boiler to dry off for a few hours before a return trip of 200 miles.

Melted the thumbs which I had to cut off allowing me to at least get my fingers in them .......... PAINFUL THUMBS Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad
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Polarbear
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PostPosted: 07:18 - 18 Apr 2016    Post subject: Re: bike gloves that melt? or my own stupidity? Reply with quote

Wonko The Sane wrote:


Ok, I accept you may not design gloves to be held against the exhaust manifold, however it was the radiator (so not quite as hot), but how many of us have put our gloves on the seat or somewhere else on the bike and them fall / blow onto the exhaust?

Isn't it a bit daft to make a bike glove that melts?

A little bit annoyed about this


Depends on the gloves. Some are pure leather with waterproofing, probably you would get away with it. Some have a very thin flexible plastic skin and some will just melt Laughing

I suspect the manufacturer would say don't put the gloves anywhere you wouldn't put you bare hand.
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PostPosted: 10:27 - 18 Apr 2016    Post subject: Re: bike gloves that melt? or my own stupidity? Reply with quote

Polarbear wrote:
I suspect the manufacturer would say don't put the gloves anywhere you wouldn't put you bare hand.

inb4 totally nsfw Shocked

OP: what gloves are they?
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Wonko The Sane
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PostPosted: 19:21 - 18 Apr 2016    Post subject: Reply with quote

Spada Junction gloves
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