Nobody in the group liked the name "Deadman’s Falls," but that was part of the reason they chose it. It sounded rough and remote. The kind of place that made for a good story afterward. It didn't disappoint.

We've all been there. We decide to go for a ride when the temp is a bit cooler than the usual riding weather we're used to, and halfway through the ride our fingers go numb, forcing us to stop (because our clutch hand has left the building), then we hyperventilate warm breath into our frozen digits to get them to thaw out! Obviously, the cause for this is using the wrong gear for the weather. But there are solutions to this cold-weather hazard to keep us safe and on the road longer. Below we discuss non-heated riding gloves that will keep your hands warm, toasty, and functioning when the urge to ride in the colder weather hits.