There is only one thing better than a muff

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  1. fordy99

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    Got back from North Wales yesterday - it pi$$ed down all the way back. Thank god for the muffs going north - it was -1 when I sent off. And thank god for the muffs coming back - hands didn't get wet at all. Think I'll chalk this one up to experience
     
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    They don't look all that good but sound like they do a good job, do they slip on and off nice and easily and expensive or no?
     
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    There is nothing quite like a nice big muff to keep your hands warm
     
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    Never seen them on a blade before:D
     
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    Ha Fex - let's be honest - they look as rough as a badgers arse and were only put on for the journey. This is one case where function is preferred over style.
     
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    LOL, you should enter that picture in Si's competition, might win yourself some levers :D
     
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    I use muffs on my cb500 commuter during the winter, I used to have the oxford ones but now use tucano urbano with the furry insides, very nice
     
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  10. exfire

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    Furry muffs..............even better. I got to say I am tempted, my hands were frozen yesterday and it took at least 10 mins to get feeling back in my hand, let alone my fingers. Must put my hands in some muffs.;)
     
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    A furry muff and a big crack...... What's worse ?? Lol
     
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    The really annoying thing is I may have inadvertently invented these 35 years ago by cutting down industrial chip fat bottles and jubilee clipping them to the bars just to keep my gloves from freezing solid (yes it did happen) commuting up and down the Exe estuary in the winter.

    Never, ever occurred to me there might be a commercial angle to it.

    Double bollocks.
     
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    Yeah and if you do go down this route I think we'd all like to so the muff shaven please!!
     
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    What was I thinking when I clicked on this thread LOL not this :D
     
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    Repsol Rob, that,s a nasty gash you have there ;)
     
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    I Know.....! what would you rather stick your fingers in my "Crack" or Fordy99 s muff ?? lol
     
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    That's a tough call Rob, your crack looks like it has rough edges and fordy's muff looks cosy and safe, not sure which would feel better though. Fordy's Muff looks a bit slack.
     
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    You know what I always say "their only scary when their hairy”
     
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    Was gonna stick my c..k in it and enter Si s comp ? what do u reckon ?? a winner if i can get the pic on past the mods.......! lol
     
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    Sounds risky mate, those edges look sharp, best use some protection, what about wearing furry muffs ?
     
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