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Hi,
We are going to be riding next week with the temps in the high 40’s to mid 50’s. We’ve done it plenty of times on the bike but what are y’all doing about your hands? I have heated gloves but I think that might be a stretch. I also have some mid weight Harley gloves that I’m thinking about using. Any feedback on what you do in this weather? I have the stock windshield.Thanks as always
Rocky
I use a good pair of 'winter' gloves. Wind dose not hit hands much so not bad. I do ride down to 30 -- longjohns, warm jacket, and gloves. Hour or so good to go, If I'm riding all day I do a Gerbing heated jacket liner. There are also some 12 volt heated seat pads for cars/trucks that work nice---under $20.00. Enjoy the cool weather ride.
For those in-between days I have a pair of neoprene gloves. Great for those in times, lightweight, non-bulky and do a great job on in-between days. I use them on the motorcycle also specifically because they aren't bulky.
I get in the Vanderhall Carmel on cold days with Roof and Heater and just fine..
Sling get put on lift soon for winter...LOL
I stop riding when NJ puts salt down on roads...
Of course that is my old Venice on lift. shown
I wear heated clothing and gloves. Don't have to turn them on too much but I like being prepared. Plus the heated jacket liner is thin and not bulky under my jacket. Big plus for me.
I have found everything to be good down to 53 degrees. But below 53 I use my heated stuff
My Harley gloves and Heavy Harley jacket works just fine in the 40s.
My Harley gloves and Heavy Harley jacket works just fine in the 40s.
......dont know if its just me and my crazy self but I couldn't wear my Harley gear (which I have plenty of....leather jacket, gloves, chaps...) if it has Harley written on it......not in my slingshot 
so i had to go out and buy another leather motorcycle jacket that didnt have any name on it but i do need a good pair of winter gloves, never invested in a good pair becuase of my heated grips on my harley.....
Is this a chili thread or a chilly thread!
Is this a chili thread or a chilly thread!
I'm hungry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi,
We are going to be riding next week with the temps in the high 40’s to mid 50’s. We’ve done it plenty of times on the bike but what are y’all doing about your hands? I have heated gloves but I think that might be a stretch. I also have some mid weight Harley gloves that I’m thinking about using. Any feedback on what you do in this weather? I have the stock windshield.Thanks as always
Rocky
I have a pair of gloves from my motorcycle days that are gore-tex and thinsulate (first gear I believe). They work well down to about 30degrees
Haha! We’re new to the slingshot world but I wanted to say thanks for all of you. I’ve asked several questions over the past few months and y’all been very helpful.
We're here to help a little and have LOTS of fun.
Just bring out the full face, Carhart cloths and gloves and go
Just received my new Gerbing heated jacket with illuminate and hook-up equipment. Hooked up the power cord yesterday. Power cord length was great for the first-generation battery in the rear. Ran it along the frame and through the seat belt mount location. Did a test ride with temps in the low 40s. Toasty at lower settings!
Just bring out the full face, Carhart cloths and gloves and go
Dang bro. Thar's some odd looking beach sand. 
Must be that white beach sand from the panhandle of Florida.
Must be that white beach sand from the panhandle of Florida.
I haven't been there in many years, but I loved Ft. Walton beach! Beautiful blue water and white beach sand. Thats the best cure for cold weather riding!
Sarasota siesta key is the best. Powdery white sand. Don't think I would look forward to cleaning the snowy sling!
