M driving gloves ...

This is the last time im commenting on this thread as I'm shocked :lol:
It might just be me but use gloves to drive? Jeez people, even if it did give u better grip on the road you'll never drive as quick as u would on a track, that's the only time I'd use them, track.
Might see if I can get a BMW duvet for my bed or an m sport blender.
 
chrisZ4 3.0 said:
Is this thread for real? I think buying BMW or any car brand clothes is just sad and a willy waving. Why can people just wear normal clothes? This is what gives the car makers a bad name and stereotypes the people buying the cars. :x
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EXACTLY ! Thank god somebody else thinks the same. must be the silver roadster and wheel combo makes us think alike.
 
I've found this thread highly amusing !

If you are gonna do the driving gloves PVR do it right and take up PawnSacrifice's suggestion of Alfred Dunhill (available in the lower ground floor of the London Harvey Nicks)

I reckon you should have some of these....

http://www.piloti-europe.com/products/motorsport/ingels/

:driving:
 
When BMW returned to F1 in 2000, since then I bought 2 BMW-Williams Polo shirts, 1 BMW-Sauber Polo shirt, 1 BMW-Sauber T-shirt, 1 BMW-Sauber windbreaker jacket, and a cap. :D

Other people buy England football shirt or football club latest kit. I can't see the problem of buying BMW brand products other than their cars if you support the brand (E89 is my 6th BMW).
 
I wear the M gloves in the winter, here in Chicago, where it gets pretty cold. I wouldn't wear these for any other reason than for driving, as these are really too thin to keep your hand very warm for any time longer than a few minutes, but any heavier microfleece-type gloves slip on the leather steering wheel. These M gloves are beautiful, with a fit like a second skin.
 
ksher said:
When BMW returned to F1 in 2000, since then I bought 2 BMW-Williams Polo shirts, 1 BMW-Sauber Polo shirt, 1 BMW-Sauber T-shirt, 1 BMW-Sauber windbreaker jacket, and a cap. :D

Other people buy England football shirt or football club latest kit. I can't see the problem of buying BMW brand products other than their cars if you support the brand (E89 is my 6th BMW).
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Agree!
 
chrisZ4 3.0 said:
This is the last time im commenting on this thread as I'm shocked :lol:
It might just be me but use gloves to drive? J
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If they are good enough for Lewis HAMILTON to wear (gloves that is) then that's good enough for me! :poke:
 
Gloves = essential between Oct/Nov and March if you've got the roof down in Scotland 8)
 
ksher said:
When BMW returned to F1 in 2000, since then I bought 2 BMW-Williams Polo shirts, 1 BMW-Sauber Polo shirt, 1 BMW-Sauber T-shirt, 1 BMW-Sauber windbreaker jacket, and a cap. :D

Other people buy England football shirt or football club latest kit. I can't see the problem of buying BMW brand products other than their cars if you support the brand (E89 is my 6th BMW).
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That's fair enough but please for the love of god don't tell me you wear it when driving the car?! If your just wearing it around the house (which is when I wear my arsenal shirt) then that's fine. But if u got out of a petrol station in a BMW t-shirt or hat or gloves I would have to laugh my ass off. Can people not see that it's really sad? I think by spending +£10000 on a car is showing your "support for the brand" enough?!?!
 
I never wear any sort of football shirt or shorts when I'm out in the Zed and going to a supermarket for example. I always imagine it might cause offence to someone and they might take it out on the Zed when its parked and I'm in the store.
 
Z4 Beemer said:
I never wear any sort of football shirt or shorts when I'm out in the Zed and going to a supermarket for example. I always imagine it might cause offence to someone and they might take it out on the Zed when its parked and I'm in the store.
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That's largely just Glasgow :D
 
chrisZ4 3.0 said:
ksher said:
When BMW returned to F1 in 2000, since then I bought 2 BMW-Williams Polo shirts, 1 BMW-Sauber Polo shirt, 1 BMW-Sauber T-shirt, 1 BMW-Sauber windbreaker jacket, and a cap. :D

Other people buy England football shirt or football club latest kit. I can't see the problem of buying BMW brand products other than their cars if you support the brand (E89 is my 6th BMW).
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That's fair enough but please for the love of god don't tell me you wear it when driving the car?! If your just wearing it around the house (which is when I wear my arsenal shirt) then that's fine. But if u got out of a petrol station in a BMW t-shirt or hat or gloves I would have to laugh my ass off. Can people not see that it's really sad? I think by spending +£10000 on a car is showing your "support for the brand" enough?!?!
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and you're prepared to admit to being an Arsenal fan.....??? :fuelfire: :rofl:
 
a11y said:
Z4 Beemer said:
I never wear any sort of football shirt or shorts when I'm out in the Zed and going to a supermarket for example. I always imagine it might cause offence to someone and they might take it out on the Zed when its parked and I'm in the store.
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That's largely just Glasgow :D
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:fuelfire: :D Indeed!
 
pvr said:
Any other driving gloves recommendations also accepted :)

Re Birthday - already got an iPad on order, some more compressor tools coming but my wife requested for things so who am I to complain :D
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For driving gloves, look for options that offer a good balance of comfort and grip!

And sounds like you've got some great gifts lined up! Who can complain with tools and tech on the way?
 
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