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Mechanix gloves are pretty good but not as nice as the bike specific ones I can usually find on sale for $10-15.
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I have a couple pairs of Mechanix gloves for working on cars/bikes and random dirty work around the house. Even the slip one ones are fairly thick and fit looser than my MTB specific gloves.

I buy all my MTB gloves on sale for 10-15 bucks on sale from online shops. My current pair is from 661 for under 10 bucks on sale from Jenson.

I also like gloves with no velcro. I find that the velcro snags on everything. Ruined a couple nice jerseys from the velcro snagging and pulling the threads out.
 
I have a pair without Velcro that I've been using all spring, they are a little heavier than MTB gloves which I like, since down here In the SW one of the most likely things your hands will come in contact with it cactus!
 
I use these from Harbor Freight.. They can be had for $3.99 on sale. I modify them a bit to make them perfect..

First, I slice the velcro tab off it. then slice the off the threads holding the plastic hook part of the velcro to the glove.. The velcro sucks and the hook part destroys my Jersey material if it contacts it..

Then I slice the fingers off just before the threads on the leather seam.

 
switch up between the fast fits and the classics, they both work well. The classics are a little hot in the summer in New England.

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I've used mechanics gloves for both MX and MTBing. They usually work fine, and cost less than branded moto gloves.
 
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