Hmmm, I was thinking of buying another S, but not anymore. Good God Ian, please tell me you're taking the piss!

I like threads like this, the entertain me when I'm on the phone to the peasants.

 

No need to buy them..... go to a grandparents house and get some free

Ian - It worries me to think you might have been wearing these when I met you before xmas

 

I'll tell you what Ian...............for free of charge I will have a look up my loft for my old army thermal long johns exactly the same in green with a nice Y front on em too...........

Never worn either!! ;-)

Edd

 

My import MR2 acually had a little bollock heater vent under the wheel you could adjust to aim at the right place ..

Came in good during summer with the AC on too ..

 

Mike - seriously I have some thermals!!

Nope, KMB i wasn't wearing them that day

But I was wearing them at another recent meet.

Mine are slightly more tasteful than that pair i posted. Grey in colour, and Debenhams, not M&S

Maybe i could model them and post pics!

Edd it's a deal

 

Damn..should have suggested a heating revision for the '08 at the Institute today

 

You could have tried to persuade them that the car was dangerous to the driver as the excessively cold temps were lowering their sperm counts and they could be sued?

(This would probably work in the States)

 

I find that (1) my right hand gets cold, which can be remedied by holding it in front of the heater vent, (2) the tops of my legs or the bottoms of my legs get cold, depending on which heater setting is selected, which is also not a problem. (3) But the most uncomfortable problem I find is that my nipples get cold! I've bought a new fur lined jacket (synthetic not gorilla or monkey) and haven't tried it yet, so hopefully this will help.

 

See my vest, it's real gorilla chest...

 

What on earth are you wearing, in order to get a cold crutch?

Might I suggest longish leather jackets/flying jackets & stout jeans? Worked for bikers for decades.

With the Honda mid-vents and a cat under the seat, I cannot say coldness has ever been a problem.

Other than gloveless hands, of course.