We all know how uncomfortable and painful it can be riding during winter months, with our extremities suffering the worst of the weather. At just 30mph in winter temperatures of just a few degrees Celsius the wind-chill can mean temperatures of around minus 20. If your hands aren’t warm when controlling a motorcycle then you’re either not able to concentrate or your fingers cannot operate the controls effectively.
Simon Hughes R&G Racing’s Sales Director said: “We are all-weather bikers here at R&G Racing, so we know what it feels like riding through the depths of winter. We are confident our updated heated grips give higher temperatures through a rider’s glove than ever before, giving the rider even more resilience to winter’s bite.”
And with R&G Racing’s heated grips retailing at just £29.99 you don’t have to break the bank to keep riding through winter. They are simple to fit and also feature five settings from warm to hot, so you can select the perfect temperature to suit the conditions.
R&G Racing are the world’s number one manufacturer of crash protection and 2009 marked their 10th anniversary of producing high-quality crash protection and other after-market accessories for motorcycles. In 2009 the firm was also title sponsor of the R&G Racing Suzuki GSX-R Trophy.
For more information of the R&G Racing range go to link below
Thursday, 24 December 2009 13:39
R&G Racing give you hot hands in cold weather
Written by Leigh Godson
R&G Heated Grips - Essential for Winter
R&G Racing
R&G Racing can extend your winter riding season with their updated and super-warm heated grips!
Heated grips add months to your motorcycling season, bringing warmth and comfort to every winter ride and with the redesigned R&G Racing heated grips your hands and fingers can be even warmer this winter!
Additional Info
- Link : www.rg-racing.com
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Leigh rides a 2005 ZX-10R while his (poor old) aching body will still allow and puts in a decent amount of road miles each year - if only he could get more track miles though!
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