Kevin
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Is anyone using the Soft Yamaha handguards?
My hands are freezing with my powermadd ones
My hands are freezing with my powermadd ones
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Get the powermad gauntlets.
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I really like my Rox Speed FX handguards. Sort of expensive, but worth it.
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I have them on my Vector and they work fine. I just bought the Powermadd guards with the "armour" which doubles the area of protection and they seem to work very well also. That said, I would imagine gauntlets would be the best if you don't find them too cumbersome.Is anyone using the Soft Yamaha handguards?
My hands are freezing with my powermadd ones
I am especially aware of protection after having finger reconstruction surgery a few years ago........terrible circulation in 2 fingers now.
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I have the soft hand guards on my SideWinder, Apex, and Vector. Better coverage than the plastics. Not quite as much as gauntlets. Size of windshield certainly makes a difference too. I mainly wear lighter gloves too, unless riding in single digit or below temps.
I wouldn't hesitate to get the soft ones. Or gauntlets if you like that option.
I wouldn't hesitate to get the soft ones. Or gauntlets if you like that option.
Kevin
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I had the soft ones on my Apex and loved them, but it also had a bigger windshield
I froze two fingers on my first ride this year with my SW midget windshield and small wind guards
Now those two fingers are cold on every ride
I froze two fingers on my first ride this year with my SW midget windshield and small wind guards
Now those two fingers are cold on every ride
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Kevin, my sleds all have some type of mid windshield on them. The sidewinder one is the lowest of those, however. It's a Cat mid.I had the soft ones on my Apex and loved them, but it also had a bigger windshield
I froze two fingers on my first ride this year with my SW midget windshield and small wind guards
Now those two fingers are cold on every ride
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Kevin
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I had that one and I took it backView attachment 125422
Kevin, my sleds all have some type of mid windshield on them. The sidewinder one is the lowest of those, however. It's a Cat mid.
maybe I should have kept it....lol
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