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Reddit mentions of Xelement XG852 Men's Black Insulated Leather Deerskin Gauntlet Motorcycle Gloves - Small
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Xelement XG852 Men's Black Insulated Leather Deerskin Gauntlet Motorcycle Gloves - Small. Here are the top ones.
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Long Gauntlet-Style Leather GloveHigh-Quality Soft And Durable DeerskinDouble-Layered Palm, Inner Thumb, Index, And Middle Fingers For Added Abrasion Resistance And ProtectionAnti-Slip Panels On Inner Thumb And Index And Middle Finger TipsPre-Curved Palm And Fingers For Form-Fitting Comfort
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 2 Inches |
| Length | 12 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | Small |
| Width | 6 Inches |
In general, it's a good idea to have the following if you follow the ATGATT philosophy:
Some accessories you may consider getting later down the rode:
While you may be tempted to save as much money, I wouldn't spend less than $100 on a DOT helmet, at least for your primary helmet. Amazon has some nice helmet choices. I have two different sets of gloves, reinforced biker gloves and winter gauntlet gloves.
I spent $100 on the pro gloves
I spent $35 on the gauntlets
As far as boots, I personally think it doesn't matter what type of boots you get. You can spend $100+ on reinforced biker boots, but I bought a pair at Walmart for $30 that are slip resistant. So I can wear them to church, work, and when biking. I tend to like things that are multi-purpose like that. But go with what fits your style.
Leather Jacket I got this jacket, and absolutely love it! Way better than a tactile jacket in my opinon. A leather jacket is going to be a good choice as it's going to provide more protection, and is better for the winter as well. On the other hand, a tactile jacket will be slightly less hot (though I feel that the leather jacket is cooler than my tactile jacket but I'm probably having selective bias because I like it more)
For a helmet, I recommend getting a DOT modular helmet. Amazon has a pretty good selection, but you might want to consider going to dedicated bike websites to find something else. Revzilla is pretty good on helmets.