Bike gloves - why?

Many people think there is no sense in wearing bike gloves, but this is not true. There are more reasons for wearing quality bike gloves.

1. Comfort
Grips are often made of material which are uncomfortable to hold without gloves. They make our skin red and we can also get blisters. Gloves are made of material which which offers protection for our skin and also keep our hands dry and fresh.

2. Grip
Quality bike gloves are made from special materials which has great grip with handlebar. They also trap your sweat what keeps your handelbar dry and less slippy. Gloves also keep the sweat away from shifters and brake levers which stay dry and more comfortable to use.

3. Safety
It is good to wear gloves to avoid tearing of palm when we crash. Do you think you know how to ride bike and you won't fall? You never know when something unexpected happens. Even pro cyclist often fall.

4. Weather
Many cyclist ride their bikes also when the weather is cold. You can buy cycling gloves which are made to keep your hands warm. Bike gloves are also useful to wipe your nose when it is running on cold days. The part of gloves at the back of your thumb are made from material which is there to wipe your nose.

5. Look
It is important how we look! Everywhere! If you wear a pair of well-designed gloves it makes us look more like professional cyclists.

Well, there are 5 good reasons for wearing gloves. They keep you warm, safe, offers you better grip and also make you look better. Do you still don't understand? I suggest you to buy one pair and feel the difference on your one skin.

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Lance Armstrong

Lance Armstrong, american cyclist is the best cyclist on the world(my opinion). He was born in 1971.

He won Tour the France five time(1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005).

More MTB images

Part two - more MTB images... Enjoy!

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