Desert Digits Hand Protectors
Mini Motorcycle Fairings for your Hands
Cold hands are a thing of the past - and so are bulky motorcycle gloves! And NO WIRING required!
Warm and dry equals comfort! That's exactly what Desert Digits Hand Protectors deliver. Desert Digits Hand Protectors are mini motorcycle fairings for your hands that attach to your motorcycle handlebars. The Ultra-Swivel feature allows you to optimally position your motorcycle hand protector for perfect protection against the elements.
- Flexible mounting
Desert Digits hand warmers mount to any round handlebar (1" to 1.25" diameter). Thanks to our patent-pending "Ultra Swivel" design, the Desert Digits hand guards offer literally UNLIMITED rotational ability. (Other designs provide limited rotation or only one- or two-plane angling.) This means that you can adjust the Desert Digits exactly where it you want them. - Air funneling
The problem with traditional wind deflectors is that air (and rain!) hits the surface of the deflector, bounces off, but still comes around the plate. Result: cold, wet hands.
The Desert Digits patent-pending convex shape solves this problem by actually funneling the air - in essence, using the windshield and the Desert Digits to push wind around and to the outside of your hands. And the Desert Digits hand protectors' elongated shape (6" x 13") provides more coverage for your hands and wrists. - Ease of use - and Removable
The Desert Digits base bracket installs in minutes with no special tools. The cover itself can be easily removed when not in use and stored in a saddlebag or other location. You do not have to keep them on all the time! - Aesthetics and Quality
Let's face it: looks matter - but so does quality. So the Desert Digits hand warmers were manufactured with BOTH in mind. The material is a rugged marine-grade vinyl that looks like leather (and by the way, matches the Desert Dawgs Rain Guards). The hardware is all stainless steel and chrome plated. MADE IN THE USA.
SOLD AS A PAIR.
NOTE: Desert Digits Hand Guards are most effective when used in conjunction with a windshield.
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How to Install...http://www.leadermotorcycle.com Cold hands are a thing of the ...
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Desert Digits- Finding the right fit
Posted by Unknown on 7th Feb 2013
I agree with the locktight recommendation. They don't hold their position without that. Takes a few tries to figure out the best location. Depending upon the shape of your handlebars you may want to flip the main connectors upside down that attache to the handlebars. These cost more but are larger than some alternatives. They are well made. Once fitment is figured out should provide quality long lasting service. I find the best fit is to center the deflectors over the lower fingers. My fingers are what get cold rather than the backs of my hands so I recommend you put the top of the deflectors close to the top of your hands and provide full protection to your fingers below.
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So far so good
Posted by Big D Triker on 10th Dec 2012
When I ercieved the hand protectors, I installed them on my Rewaco RF1 (tike made in Germany) My first ride I was diasappointed because even though I had tightened all connections, wind pressure cause connections to loosen. I then took them apart again and reinstalled using Locktite 242 (blue) and now they are staying put. I think they give a good look as well. They definitely keep my hands warmer.
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