Gotta keep my fingers warm!

[Craiger]

Keeping one's hands warm would be the least of my worries, keeping the tires sticking to the road would be my main worry.

I suffer from Raynaud's, so riding in 10 degree temps my fingers start to go, plus the levers have become like ice so using them alot in my commute doesn't help.

 

[Bumblebee]

I suffer from Raynaud's, so riding in 10 degree temps my fingers start to go, plus the levers have become like ice so using them alot in my commute doesn't help.

I suffer from CAR (Candy Assed Rider) syndrome...as soon as it gets cold enough for me to wear everything I own to stay warm, the bike goes away.

My older brother who rides a Beemer has heated bars, seat and the like but even says if it gets cold enough to make these necessary the tires won't be sticking to the road very well..

 

[LC4CARL]

My understanding is that the muffs are, more or less, universal fit. From my experience racing off road, the really help. Good luck.

 

[DougE]

Ive never had a good experience with the muffs. I used them a two times commuting in the city on a cbr300, and didn’t like it. They moved too much and having to put my hands in out while wearing winter gloves was a bit of a struggle. After that, I went with heated gloves and that was good enough.

 

[sixpack577]

Heated gloves work great without heated grips, or mitts or handguards.

 

[RedBull]

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