Whatever next?

[Tinuts]

http://www.gizmag.com/barbra-takes-...aign=a2e831df6a-UA-2235360-4&utm_medium=email

At last, somewhere to hide the hand grenades........

 

[Rohloff_Brompton_Rider]

good idea and simple. i use a cape in extreme wet weather as my endura waterproof jackets just can't hack it in downpours. the added benefit is it keeps the cold rain off my supposedly waterproof sealskins.

 

[jimboalee]

I found a pair of cryo-industry gloves were sufficient.

Cryo-industry gloves would get less laughs.

 

[2Loose]

These look a lot like the handlebar muffs that almost every Honda C90 had fitted back in the day. Very practical for those cold snaps, but look hideous...but not as bad as blue handsfingers.

 

[WimbledonCyclist]

The name is a recipe for a commercial flop. Fancy keeping your hands warm by putting them down an old bike's bra anyone?

 

[Armegatron]

You read my mind. I was thinking of this kind of idea just last night, as when I used to do R/C car racing I used a similar product to keep my hands dry and warm when holding the transmitter

BTW, in the R/C world it was known as a "muff"

 

[Fnaar]

The name is a recipe for a commercial flop. Fancy keeping your hands warm by putting them down an old bike's bra anyone?

How about sticking them in a muff?

 

[Rohloff_Brompton_Rider]

ahhh there's nowt like a nice warm muff!!!

 

[buggi]

looks hideous. Would be better as two separate less obvious ones. i just bought a pair of altura gloves with a separate inner liner. They are wicked! and the liner can be used as a pair of spring gloves too!

 

[Piemaster]

Ping; A

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[Piemaster]

Ping: Arch!

Can we get Arch to knit some up in cyclechat colours?
Some sort of adapted tea cosy pattern?

 

[Beardie]

Great, something else to take off the bike when I leave it unattended.