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With a name that sounds like one of Frank Zappa's offspring, the Drybike Weathershield will keep cyclists' hands warm in the driving rain, hail, sleet and snow.
Lined in fleece, these 600-denier nylon protective hand guards keep the windchill at bay, and have a reflective strip so that you don't get Brokebike Scatteredteeth by a passing truck. They cost $29.95 and one size fits all (unless you have freakishly large hands or are a Disney character).
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6:28 AM on Tue Apr 3 2007
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