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    Gloves

    Although this is the company website, I thought I'd slip in a little plug for Dririder Drimesh gloves. I bought a pair yesterday, and they are the dogs bollocks for this summery weather we've got.
    They have leather palms etc, but the back is drimesh with carbon-like knuckle and finger protection, very cool.
    I only wish I had them on the weekend, would have been better than the hand saunas that I was wearing
    Lou

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    Quote Originally Posted by AMPS
    Although this is the company website, I thought I'd slip in a little plug for Dririder Drimesh gloves. I bought a pair yesterday, and they are the dogs bollocks for this summery weather we've got.
    They have leather palms etc, but the back is drimesh with carbon-like knuckle and finger protection, very cool.
    I only wish I had them on the weekend, would have been better than the hand saunas that I was wearing
    Lou
    How much were they?

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    Yeah I got some summer gloves as well, same style as yours but brand was RJays. Summer gloves are well worth having, mine were about $65.

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    Im not having any trouble with my gloves in the warm weather, its my jacket thats making me sweat like a piggy
    Its a Spool cordura one with zip out liner, and its still too hot!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Devil
    Im not having any trouble with my gloves in the warm weather, its my jacket thats making me sweat like a piggy
    Its a Spool cordura one with zip out liner, and its still too hot!
    Yeah! me too.I got this cordura jacket which had a zip out lining, I've recently taken it out for summer but its still like a damn sauna inside! I thought they were supposed to be all 'breathable'. I guess its bearable when im moving fast, but town riding and stopping its almost unbearable. What are the alternatives?

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    Quote Originally Posted by AMPS
    Although this is the company website, I thought I'd slip in a little plug for Dririder Drimesh gloves. I bought a pair yesterday, and they are the dogs bollocks for this summery weather we've got.
    They have leather palms etc, but the back is drimesh with carbon-like knuckle and finger protection, very cool.
    I only wish I had them on the weekend, would have been better than the hand saunas that I was wearing
    Lou
    They are fantastic - Had a pair for about a year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blakamin
    How much were they?
    A mere $79.00 inc
    Lou

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    Quote Originally Posted by SuperDave
    Yeah! me too.I got this cordura jacket which had a zip out lining, I've recently taken it out for summer but its still like a damn sauna inside! I thought they were supposed to be all 'breathable'. I guess its bearable when im moving fast, but town riding and stopping its almost unbearable. What are the alternatives?
    Dririder Drimesh jkts - $299.00 or any of the enduro style jackets, Spidi SXE etc.
    Lou

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