Handlebar muffs - over hand guards

Slipperyeel said:

In November i ride back down to Italy. Going to need some handlebar muffs.

Can anyone recommend some that will fit over the hand guards? Right now I'm heading toward Wunderlich... They're fugly, but I suspect I won't care too much of my hands are cosy.

Seen the neoprene versions that suit within the handguard, but operating the switchgear looks like a problem.

Thanks!

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lmg said:

Tucano Urbano R319s are the best you can get


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wessie said:

I use R319, just refitted to my R1200RS for winter. They are no longer made but these are pretty much the same spec except they have the clear panel to supposedly make locating the switches easier. https://www.tucanourbano.com/en/pp/motorcycle-handgrips-black-r334-65825

I have Barkbuster Storm handguards on my RS and I can fit them so that I can operate the switches.

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Johnnydrama said:

I have the givi ones, they are designed to work with handguards and are great in winter.

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wessie said:

I use R319, just refitted to my R1200RS for winter. They are no longer made but these are pretty much the same spec except they have the clear panel to supposedly make locating the switches easier. https://www.tucanourbano.com/en/pp/motorcycle-handgrips-black-r334-65825

I have Barkbuster Storm handguards on my RS and I can fit them so that I can operate the switches.

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Slipperyeel said:

How do you find using the switchgear? If I'm seeing the images online correctly, then you have to operate the switches through the neoprene? Does that work ok? Sounds like a yes, which is slightly surprising. But the price is good!

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Kritou said:

If you buy a set with holes to connect to the bar end weights only do so on the right one - otherwise manoeuvring in tight spaces becomes difficult

A couple of heavy duty releasable zip ties and cutting off the steel connecting bar makes for a quick on/off

Summer gloves and low grip heat is all that is ever needed with the excellent Turcano muffs (they will also keep your hands/gloves dry)

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