Handlebar muffs CGM D19A Neo black universal
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Water-resistant (splash-proof) CGM neoprene handlebar mitts
Effectively protect your hands from cold, rain, and wind with these water-resistant (splash-proof) neoprene handlebar mitts, designed to provide maximum comfort while riding a bicycle, scooter, or e-scooter. Their practical and durable design makes them an essential accessory for bad weather conditions.
Optimal protection against cold and light rain
These splash-proof handlebar mitts are made of high-quality neoprene, a material known for its insulating properties and resistance to moisture. The inner lining in faux fur provides warmth and softness, ideal for keeping your hands warm even during winter rides.
Enhanced safety with reflective strips
For better visibility on the road, these handlebar mitts are equipped with reflective side strips. They improve your safety during night rides or in low-light conditions by making you more visible to other road users.
Quick installation and compatible with all handlebars
Thanks to their adjustable straps, these mitts are easy to install and fit all types of handlebars. The simple fastening system ensures stable positioning during use.
H2: Compact and easy to carry
Practical and space-saving, these handlebar mitts are delivered in a compact backpack-style package, making them easy to transport and store when not in use.
Technical specifications
• Product: Handlebar mitts
• Material: Neoprene + Polyester
• Protection: Water-resistant (splash-proof)
• Lining: Thermal faux fur
• Safety: Reflective side strips
• Attachment: Universal adjustable straps
Part number: CGM Helmets D19A-CAA-01
Manufacturer: CGM Helmets, Zona Industriale Aversa Nord, 81030, Gricignano di Aversa (CE), Italia, www.cgmitalia.net
Specifications
| Material | : | 100% Other fibres (polychloroprene) |
| Contains non-textile parts of animal origin (leather) | : | No |
| Lining | : | 100% Polyester |
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