freezing fingers !!

[adventure_girl_al]

can anyone recommend a brand of gloves or inner gloves that actually keep your fingers warm whilst riding, without being so thick (like ski gloves) that they restrict your finger movement (bending).

[2ndclasscitizen]

The Dri-Rider liners work reasonably well. Put more clothes on under your jacket, keeping your core warm will help keep your hands warmer.

[ongers]

Silk inner gloves. I have some BMW inners from the dealer, but I'm sure there are others out there.

[*Oggy*]

Get the Heated grips on your bike.... then you can still wear thin gloves and feel like your still in control of the bike. (I hate thick gloves with a passion...lol)

[clarkey]

Silk inner gloves. I have some BMW inners from the dealer, but I'm sure there are others out there.

BMW underads are the go , I use my GPS all year round evryday:ayyy:

[ozducati]

i have some Dainese that aren't too thick like most winter/waterproof gloves.. and like ongers says, the inner gloves are helpful too.... best bet is heated grips though...

[SIX36]

Spidi H2o gloves

[mick]

The Dri-Rider liners work reasonably well. Put more clothes on under your jacket, keeping your core warm will help keep your hands warmer.

I got these too (the Dri-Riders that is), at 6am & -2deg last winter they worked better than my old ski gloves. Still cold though but bearable, dont think anything will keep your hands warm when the mercury is in the negatives.

[Links]

Get the Heated grips on your bike.... then you can still wear thin gloves and feel like your still in control of the bike. (I hate thick gloves with a passion...lol)

+1
With family in cooma trips in winter will now be bearable with my new toasty fingers. I tried everything but negative temps around goulburn are killa