anybody else get a cold clutch finger when riding? my front brake finger doesn't have the same problem!

ive been trying to think of a something to keep my finger warm?

or and exercise for that finger?

maybe involve the girlfriend! lol

I think you'll end up with a warm ear if she reads this !! Just keep holding the back box (so to speak) when in a que, works for me !!

Fit heated grips.

Splatshop sell them specially developed for trials bikes.

I think you'll end up with a warm ear if she reads this !! Just keep holding the back box (so to speak) when in a que, works for me !!

The Back Box!?!?!?!?---->

I used to get cold fingers from clutch/brake levers riding in snow and ice on the enduro bike. A few spiralwraps of electrical insulation tape around each lever stopped the metal soaking the heat out of my damp gloved hands. You get a bonus with a bit grip on the levers from the ridges of the overlapping tape and also some insulation tape for use when needed. Seems to work on the old trials iron too.

Wear latex gloves under your normal gloves, should provide a layer of warm air.

How about these, apparently they are ribbed for better control!!!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Lever-Skins-Many-Applications-ATV-Motorcycle-deal-NEW-in-box-/161575956819?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item259ead7153

Or the foam type ones

I certainly have that problem, both hands thought.

Heated grips don't help me, since I try and keep a finger on each all the time.

I've wrapped them with good results, shirk tubing works also.

I wear nitrile gloves under my riding gloves when cold- much warmer.

Once my hands warm up I don't like the movement inside, but better than cold fingers!

I use a Clake 2- so that's my rear brake and clutch. I trial ride the bike most of the time and almost always have a finger of the lever.

I also have Reynolds conditon, and that makes it all worse.

Mark