by Byron on Oct 12, 2010 at 10:54 AM
Uploading more photos today from the London Cycle Show and noticed Breezeblockers, a wind shield for your hands and feet.
It doesn’t get that cold here in Seattle, but I know some cyclists have issues with the cold and wear lobster gloves, liners, and so on. These blockers bolt onto your handlebars
and also attach to your feet
Don’t get me wrong, I like being warm, and love to go riding in 100 degree weather, but t takes some deep freeze temps before I throw on the lobster gloves, and by then, the season for drop bars and slicks is long since over.
What I see there is ridiculous.
don’t know that it gets that cold in the UK either—maybe they’ve got potential with more wind tunnel testing; as they’ve got [a lab box](http://www.flickr.com/photos/huggerindustries/5075792998/in/set-72157625117407164/) and all to prove how you’re hands and feet will stay warm. I just use wool liners with windtech gloves and if it’s that cold, I don’t ride.
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