Just got back in from having been for a very local blat, conditions were not that bad, no snow just Bally cold. I could have worn my helmet but I was going in and out of local shops so just leather jacket, thinsulate gloves and a thinsulate hat with some glasses. the worst bit was on the journey home where my chin and lower face got blessed cold. Must see about getting a muff/wrap for my lower face. Oh, local air temp was about -2 deg. C.


Good to have a drive tho.

[Edited on 18/12/10 by jollygreengiant]

I wouldn't mind a muff for my lower face.

You must be barmy going out today.

Steve

Hoping get a muff wrapped round my lower face later if i'm lucky

[Edited on 17/12/10 by CRAIGR]

if you cant get a muff

try a buff

linky

i use these on the bike, very warm and versatile

skydive, hope that wasnt a reply to the post above you, think he'd be dissapointed. thanks for the tip though.

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Originally posted by CRAIGR
Hoping get a muff wrapped round my lower face later if i'm lucky

[Edited on 17/12/10 by CRAIGR]

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I have used biker neck warmers when the going got cold on Alps tours.

3 "free" (just pay postage) here:

http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/forum/36/viewthread.php?tid=147294

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Originally posted by hobbsy
I have used biker neck warmers when the going got cold on Alps tours.

3 "free" (just pay postage) here:

http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/forum/36/viewthread.php?tid=147294

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Originally posted by jollygreengiant
Just got back in from having been for a very local blat, conditions were not that bad, no snow just Bally cold. I could have worn my helmet but I was going in and out of local shops so just leather jacket, thinsulate gloves and a thinsulate hat with some glasses. the worst bit was on the journey home where my chin and lower face got blessed cold. Must see about getting a muff/wrap for my lower face. Oh, local air temp was about -2 deg. C.


Good to have a drive tho.

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