Leah,
If you showed up with hot broth on a cold day, I wouldn't care if you
were in a housecoat and slippers.
I don't have any experience with the goat gloves but I used a similar deerskin
glove for motorcycle gloves down to the 30s and they were fine.
My niece used to tease me for
Nope...I'd be proud...how's the school bus going?
On Monday, November 28, 2016 at 4:30:55 PM UTC-6, LeahFoy wrote:
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> You guys are great. A number of you (me, too!) included fashion as being a
> consideration. Now, see below and tell me, when you were 10 and 8, if your
> mom biked to school
Awesome!
On Monday, November 28, 2016 at 5:30:55 PM UTC-5, LeahFoy wrote:
>
> You guys are great. A number of you (me, too!) included fashion as being a
> consideration. Now, see below and tell me, when you were 10 and 8, if your
> mom biked to school with with you wearing this hat and those
Leah, I've been using these "gardening gloves" from Riv for many years.
Granted, I live in California where 50 degrees is considered cold weather, so I
can't vouch for them on rides below the 42 degrees Riv claim to be their limit.
They fit kinda big/loose if you have small hands like me, and
I would not pretend not to be related. That mom looks like a badass, and
every 10 and 8 year old is empowered when their mom is a badass. Hell, I'm
47 and I still feel my mom is a badass, and that feeling continues to serve
me well.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
On Monday, November 28, 2016
I've been riding with leather work gloves for years. If you ever have to
put the bike down, it is really nice to have significant hand protection
(been there). The ones in your link from Riv look nice.
You can get similar at any hardware store as well.
On Monday, November 28, 2016 at
Leah, I've lately been trying some cold (or cool) weather riding and what I've
found to be surprisingly nice and versatile are my dress leather gloves, left
over fom when I actually went to work. They are soft leather, lined with
cashmere. From Bloomindales. (I know, but they were on sale
Well, no. I want them for riding. I initially read the “good grip” part of the
description as good grip for riding - probably because it’s what I’m looking
for. After your response I re-read it and laughed out loud. I think you are
right.
> On Nov 28, 2016, at 10:31 AM, Bill Lindsay
Does anyone have these:
https://www.rivbike.com/products/goat-gloves?variant=23335673921
I have a cheap pair of velvet gloves that are worn thin. I need a new pair and
thought I'd look at Riv first. These won't win me any beauty contests, but if
they were really wonderful, I'd just as soon
