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i live in mn and hate to say but getting a little to old for them 34 deg days of riding was wondering what your guys thought is on the best heated gear and wear to get any replys would be great
I got HD's jacket and gloves work great . have had them for 2 winters now and no problems Only thing I did was shorten up the wires on the jacket and controller so I
didn't have the wires hanging everywhere Made them easier to put on and hook up
they work good on my street glide and street bob
I have the Gerbing gloves and jacket liner. I wear chaps and heavy socks with long underwear and jeans. That's good to about 40 degrees. Below that and you need heated pants and heated socks. The wires are kind of a pain but well worth it to be able to ride during the winter. Does wonders for cabin fever.
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