Got soaked the other day. Made worse more so by the fact that water dripped down my sleeves into my gloves, particularly my left glove (for some reason!). Suggested solutions please? --
Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, dundonald Put your sleeves over your gloves in very wet weather. Really.
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So when it starts to rain, pull over, pull trousers and sleeves out. Bugger when you're on a motorway though. --
I've never found it to be a problem, although it does depend on the jacket. Provided there's a strap to tighten it at the wrist it should be OK.
This one? http://www.hein-gericke.com/hg-shop...rer=/hg-shop/eurobike/eb_content_products.php Just £20? --
Ah right. Well I went to gloves and found the only master option in there. Tbh they don't look like the ones you talk of, but are the only ones with master as part of the range name. --