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13-07.-2004, 07:17 AM
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Looking for good racing bike gloves
I have some gloves, mainly for mountain biking. However,
these don't help racing biking as much, as I tend to sit on the brake hoods longer on my racing bike. Can anyone recommend a good pair of gloves for those times I ride my racing bike? Thanks! -- Bob in CT Remove ".x" to reply |
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13-07.-2004, 07:48 AM
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Re: Looking for good racing bike gloves
TeoSport. The glove's padded section has spaces so when
you close your hand around the bar the sections join but do not bunch up. Bruce |
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13-07.-2004, 08:34 AM
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Re: Looking for good racing bike gloves
Bob in CT wrote:
> I have some gloves, mainly for mountain biking. However, > these don't help racing biking as much, as I tend to sit > on the brake hoods longer on my racing bike. Can anyone > recommend a good pair of gloves for those times I ride my > racing bike? Thanks! I had a hard time finding gloves that I liked, as gloves are a very personal thing. About the only pair of normal, 1/2 finger cycling gloves I've found that I like are the new generation Specialized Body Geometry gloves. The padding used to be too thick, but they thinned it out this year, and now I love them. Regards, H. |
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