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07-12-2004, 02:15 PM
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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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07-12-2004, 03:28 PM
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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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07-12-2004, 03:28 PM
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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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07-12-2004, 03:28 PM
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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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07-12-2004, 03:28 PM
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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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