Drying gloves?

[xwhatsit]

My suggestion might have Jim2 finally using his precious pillion pegs, well at least if he owned a CB250RS.

Leave the pillion pegs folded up, then thread the gloves onto the pegs. On the 250RS the pegs are directly above the exhaust pipes. So not only are the gloves nicely held open and exposed, they're also subjected to residual exhaust heat after you park the bike up.

[twowheels45]

I have a pair of waterproof overgloves which are brilliant. Wear your normal gloves and put these on over the top. No more wet gloves and they keep your hands warmer especially in winter. www.rain-off.com

[Pwalo]

At home, in the hot water cupboard over night (a couple of paper towels stuffed inside can help).

At work put them next to my PC.

Your best bet is get a decent pair of waterproof gloves, and treat them with a waterproofing agent every few months. Tucking them inside your jacket cuffs (if you can) works a treat as well.

[NOMIS]

huh? every ones getting wet hands thru there gloves?
I havnt felt my hands get wet once not even damp. and my glove only cost $65 moshin gloves, when i used to drive fork lifts and my work glove where wet i used to put them on the exhaust and hoon around worked quite well

[sunhuntin]

my gloves soak through pretty darn quick... at times, it gets to the point where every single finger is numb and feels 3 times the normal size. horrid. i usually carry a spare pair of fingerless gloves, so end up taking off the full gloves and going for those. dries my hands fast and gets the feeling going again.

ive got neos with knuckle protectors... can these be treated with waterproof stuff? might need to invest in overgloves otherwise.

[ManDownUnder]

I drape mine over the gap between the inner fairing and the forks. A nice gentle heat rises out of there for quite a while as the bike cools and the gloves just dry nicely without getting toasted and "crunchy"

[FROSTY:Me]

2 pairs of gloves --simple and easy

[The Pastor]

get some disposable latex gloves to go on underneath.

I just chuck them on my exhaust (if i think they will get stolen i'll chuck em under the tank)

Microwaves also work. (just dont get caught doing it at uni in the cafe, the cafe ladies dont like it)

CRT monitors work wonders.

as do hairdryers

[sunhuntin]

i tried latex gloves last winter, RM... couldnt get my gloves on over the top. lol. must re think that.

[fireball]

2 pairs of gloves and a hot water cylinder... works every time

[Trident boy]

The most expensife way is to by a Moto Guzzi they come with inegral glove dryers and knee warmersplus there great bikes as well

[heyjoe]

Hot water cylinder cupboard is best for leather as they need to dry out slowly. No leather clothing or footwear should be forced to dry quickly. This will ruin it. It may take a few days and it will vary depending on how wet the items are.

[cynna]

put rolled up newspaper inside the gloves to take away some moisture - well thats what my mum used to do with my rugby boots.... dunno if it works that well but thats what i always do

[YellowDog]

I mourn the demise of the the big arse CRT. Perfect place to dry gloves is over the vents at the back.

Great idea. Surely the TV set will do the same?

[homer]

New gloves today dont seem to have them ,
But you may find some older type leather gloves that have the small pocket on them , in that theres a waterproof nylon cover .
no more wet gloves