[SemperFi]

Does anyone know when the Temp display shows --F. It was fairly cold today and after getting started the temp display gave me that reading.

 

[WhiteBird00]

Does anyone know when the Temp display shows --F. It was fairly cold today and after getting started the temp display gave me that reading.

Below 13*F (-11*C) the display will show "--" (page 32 in your owners manual - that thing that's still wrapped in cellophane in your left saddlebag :razz: )

 

[KJ5IX]

It Meant GO Home it is too cold to be out :!: :lol:

 

[SemperFi]

Why would I want to read the manual when the answers I get here are so entertaining?

 

[Road Hog]

I road 160 miles today also. Temp was 18F when I left home and 21F when I got back. Feet got cold. That was it. Very good ride. Hard to fine someone to ride with when the temps gets below 45F:shrug:

 

[WhiteBird00]

Why would I want to read the manual when the answers I get here are so entertaining?

I hear ya - plus the resale value of the bike should be higher with a clean unused manual included. :joke:

 

[SemperFi]

Started off this morning and it was around 2.
40 miles later my feet were not warm and my fingers were cold. I wear a pair of mid forearm heavy Thinsulate riding gloves with a light pair of cotton gloves inside of that.
Can anyone recommend something that would reduce air flow over my hands? I think I would want to remove any device in the spring.

 

[AlZipp]

Started off this morning and it was around 2.
40 miles later my feet were not warm and my fingers were cold. I wear a pair of mid forearm heavy Thinsulate riding gloves with a light pair of cotton gloves inside of that.
Can anyone recommend something that would reduce air flow over my hands? I think I would want to remove any device in the spring.

I just installed Baker hand wings...they seem to do a good job.

http://www.directlineparts.com/product.asp?pid=1506&str=4

Al

 

[chrisashbrook]

I just installed Baker hand wings...they seem to do a good job.

http://www.directlineparts.com/product.asp?pid=1506&str=4

Al

I have used the Baker Hand wings for many years. Probably the best bang for the buck you will find! Could not believe how good they work!

 

[Redneck Okie]

It Meant GO Home it is too cold to be out :!: :lol:

+1 :agree:!

 

[Kwikwing]

Cold weather ride

Rode to work yesterday 19 degrees. GERBING G3 gloves work perfect. toasty warm the entire ride with pant liner and jacket liner.

 

[Gregory Perry]

Rode to work yesterday 19 degrees. GERBING G3 gloves work perfect. toasty warm the entire ride with pant liner and jacket liner.

Dido on the heated gloves and clothing. I would add socks to the mix.

 

[CAWing]

http://www.vpaccessories.com/18HANDWM.JPG
These bolt on hand warmers are available from www.vpaccessories.com
You can attach them in the winter and remove in the spring. The folks that have them on their bike say they work extremely well and they cost about $39. Hope this helps you.

 

[Sonny Faulkenberg]

Started off this morning and it was around 2.
40 miles later my feet were not warm and my fingers were cold. I wear a pair of mid forearm heavy Thinsulate riding gloves with a light pair of cotton gloves inside of that.
Can anyone recommend something that would reduce air flow over my hands? I think I would want to remove any device in the spring.

Hippo Hands........or something similar....

 

[Pred8tor]

Below 13*F (-11*C) the display will show "--" (page 32 in your owners manual - that thing that's still wrapped in cellophane in your left saddlebag :razz: )

I watched mine go from 14F to -- F yesterday. This morning, It went from --F to 14F. Maybe I missed the 13F... Hmmmm... now I need to go back out again for another ride! :excited: