Great advice, I have been riding for 38 years and found out a lot of this the hard way but still learned a couple of useful things to take forward. Thanks. I wish your shop was closer to me so I could easily visit.
Your presentations are wonderful. I know so much more about motorcycle apparel after listening to you. If I lived in The UK, I’d be doing business with you. Thank you so much for your work.
Awesome review Lots of facts mentioned what I have found out on my own cost, especially sizing. One thing to add: Many people making mistake trying the gloves just like a street gloves and when feels comfy they buy it straight away..then on the ride, after 30min they realize that it is not that comfy as it felt in the shop, should have got a size up etc etc.. Bottom line: always try the gloves on the grip as long as possible (Thanks to Motolegends, there is a bike in the showroom). It will come to show some critical points on fit what you dont feel otherwise.. Personally I find the following gloves the best for those 3 categories: - Summer : Rukka Arium (I think it is the same as the Forsair) ; Held Rodney - Mid season : Richa Atlantic GTX : Rukka Virium GTX - Winter : Richa Ghent GTX : Racer Forge heated
Once again, top notch instructions and explanations. Like another commented, I would love to come visit the shop … but it’s a bit of a swim from Atlanta. Cheers
Mid season glove linings should be able to completely pull out. Having them sewn around the cuff only allows the liner to pull out inconveniently, but also not be able to throw in the washer when they become stinky.
How about a video on how to properly care for gloves to get the longest life and best performance? Can leather be submersed in soapy water for cleaning? How should they be dried? How often should leather be conditioned? Should leather avoid being stored in direct sunlight, like when we leave our gloves on the bikes tank? Etc. Etc. Etc.
LMAO a few months ago I was riding around my hometown and saw a large swarm of flies in the road. I had my visor up, so I just decided to put my head down and ride right through them. But as soon as I entered the swarm, I found out they were bees, so I slammed my visor down as fast as I could but I also trapped 3-4 bees in my helmet with me. Luckily they were just honey bees and didnt sting me, but they were probably just as scared as I was
Great advice, I have been riding for 38 years and found out a lot of this the hard way but still learned a couple of useful things to take forward. Thanks. I wish your shop was closer to me so I could easily visit.
Your presentations are wonderful. I know so much more about motorcycle apparel after listening to you. If I lived in The UK, I’d be doing business with you. Thank you so much for your work.
Wow, surely the best gloves guide on the interweb! Cheers
Very useful, thank you very much. So many things I didn't know about, such as going a size up for winter gloves.
Awesome review
Lots of facts mentioned what I have found out on my own cost, especially sizing.
One thing to add: Many people making mistake trying the gloves just like a street gloves and when feels comfy they buy it straight away..then on the ride, after 30min they realize that it is not that comfy as it felt in the shop, should have got a size up etc etc..
Bottom line: always try the gloves on the grip as long as possible (Thanks to Motolegends, there is a bike in the showroom). It will come to show some critical points on fit what you dont feel otherwise..
Personally I find the following gloves the best for those 3 categories:
- Summer : Rukka Arium (I think it is the same as the Forsair) ; Held Rodney
- Mid season : Richa Atlantic GTX : Rukka Virium GTX
- Winter : Richa Ghent GTX : Racer Forge heated
Once again, top notch instructions and explanations. Like another commented, I would love to come visit the shop … but it’s a bit of a swim from Atlanta. Cheers
Excellent advice. It's a pity you don't have a shop in the North!
Did not know that about Gortex!
For winter I use heated grips AND heated gloves.
Excellent info there Chris but couriers use muffs and gardening gloves!
Mid season glove linings should be able to completely pull out. Having them sewn around the cuff only allows the liner to pull out inconveniently, but also not be able to throw in the washer when they become stinky.
Excellent very informative 👍🏻
How about a video on how to properly care for gloves to get the longest life and best performance?
Can leather be submersed in soapy water for cleaning? How should they be dried? How often should leather be conditioned? Should leather avoid being stored in direct sunlight, like when we leave our gloves on the bikes tank? Etc. Etc. Etc.
You make nice videos,, but it need zoom so if you can focus in the items same you focus in explaining. Thank you and wish you all the best
I now have a Phd in motorcycle gloves
You are amazing!!!🤩
Lots of good info.
Glad you think so!
Have you tried the Five HG models? Opinions?
Surely, it's either Chap in a Cap or Twat in a Hat!
great video !
i cant believe its nearly november again
This is like if Kingsman rode motorcycles
Thank you. very useful. More gear vids :)
I will never ever ride with shortcuff gloves, so many wasps enterd through my arms just because i forget to put my jacket sleeve into the glove...
LMAO a few months ago I was riding around my hometown and saw a large swarm of flies in the road. I had my visor up, so I just decided to put my head down and ride right through them. But as soon as I entered the swarm, I found out they were bees, so I slammed my visor down as fast as I could but I also trapped 3-4 bees in my helmet with me. Luckily they were just honey bees and didnt sting me, but they were probably just as scared as I was
Solution to heated gloves is wear your own ordinary gloves but just rub deep heat on yours prior lol
Mic doing a bit of Beard rubbing
Did he say twat in a cap at the start of the video or am I going crazy?
What in a cap :) !!!
:D Twat in a cap! Brilliant!
Did you say "twat in the cap"?
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