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How to Keep Leather Motorcycle Gloves Soft and Pliable in Cold Weather
Leather motorcycle gloves stiffen in cold weather when the hide dries out. How Legendary USA riders keep deerskin and cowhide gloves pliable all winter.
How to Remove Road Salt From Leather Motorcycle Gloves, Vests and Jackets
Step-by-step guide to how to remove road salt from leather motorcycle gloves, vests and jackets before it stiffens deerskin or horsehide, from Legendary USA.
How to Dry Wet Leather Motorcycle Gloves Without Ruining Them
Step-by-step guide to how to dry wet leather motorcycle gloves without heat damage, so deerskin, goatskin and cowhide gloves come back soft, from Legendary USA.
How to Break In Fleece-Lined Motorcycle Gloves Before the First Cold Ride
How to break in fleece-lined motorcycle gloves: size up, wear them indoors, ride in mild weather first, and keep water, oil and heat away from the deerskin.
How to Store Leather Motorcycle Gear for Winter: Clean, Condition, Dry, Hang
How to store leather motorcycle gear for winter: clean it, condition lightly, dry fully and hang it right, with notes for deerskin, horsehide and cowhide.
How to Maintain Leather Motorcycle Gear Through Winter
Winter leather motorcycle gear maintenance in three habits: slow drying, same-day salt removal, and light conditioning for deerskin gloves and horsehide.
Deerskin vs Goatskin Motorcycle Gloves for Cold Riding
Deerskin vs goatskin motorcycle gloves for cold riding, compared on flexibility, lining, cut resistance, and the temperature where each leather belongs.
How to Size Motorcycle Gloves for Thick Liners
Size motorcycle gloves for liners by measuring your hand with the liner on, then sizing up one in unlined deerskin. Lined gloves already account for it.