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I usually only wear gloves during the winter. Generally bare hands during the summer.

So, winter gloves are ski gloves. I snagged a pair of Goretex ski gloves the other day, and whew, that made quite a difference in the rain

I have a pair of rubber/plastic grip, knit back yellow reflective work gloves… somewhere. But, they were only marginal at keeping the hands warm and had a bit of a plasticky feeling.

One of the big issues here in the PNW is rain protection, so whatever I choose has to not degrade in rain, and best if they are water-resistant.

I think I’ve tried work gloves in the early fall and late spring. All in all, you can look here and pick gloves for bikes.

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My husband’s got a Boardman MTB and is very happy with it despite a few places where the white paint has been chipped (he blames me for that though).

If it were me, I’d definitely consider a Boardman – they always seem to be excellent value even at full price.

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I use Boston Soapworks stuff… works great…

1) Clean/Rinse chain (Kerosene and brush)
2) Clean Bike
3) Wipe Chain
4) Clean Wheels
4) Polish Bike
5) Warm up Chain (Quick ride or let the wheel spin freely on a stand)
6) Lubricate Chain

Cheers

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