Gerbing price
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I found some of the 12v rechargeable battery packs for $75 shipped on eBay. The cheapest I could find them anywhere else was $90.
I bought two sets for shorter trips. That way I can use one set and have the other set for backup. I'm also going to get an adapter so I can charge them on the bike. I can use one set while the other is charging if need be. And I'll leave the battery harness in place for use on longer trips where I'm not going to be taking the gloves off very often.
It'll be a lot nicer to be able to throw the gloves on and go without having to plug anything in.
I bought two sets for shorter trips. That way I can use one set and have the other set for backup. I'm also going to get an adapter so I can charge them on the bike. I can use one set while the other is charging if need be. And I'll leave the battery harness in place for use on longer trips where I'm not going to be taking the gloves off very often.
It'll be a lot nicer to be able to throw the gloves on and go without having to plug anything in.
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Rocky Mountain ATV/ Gran Prix Motorsports, Littleton CO, often has 10-20% sales...
They used to have the heated gear outlet, where thay'd sell "seconds" and out dated goods.... but thet site takes you to Gerbings main site.
I can tell you, that buying at full MSRP, will pay for itself, the first time you use the heated gear.
Living here in Raleigh, we are lucky... Gerbings is manufactured in Stoneville NC.
We attended their spring open house, last May, and they were dumping all of the old stock.
Gloves $30 Jacket liners $50 We really cleaned up.....
They used to have the heated gear outlet, where thay'd sell "seconds" and out dated goods.... but thet site takes you to Gerbings main site.
I can tell you, that buying at full MSRP, will pay for itself, the first time you use the heated gear.
Living here in Raleigh, we are lucky... Gerbings is manufactured in Stoneville NC.
We attended their spring open house, last May, and they were dumping all of the old stock.
Gloves $30 Jacket liners $50 We really cleaned up.....
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From: SW Florida
I'm just curious--how cold of weather are you guys riding in that you need heated stuff. I like to ride as long into the winter as I can and am thinking about getting some heated gear. I rode 211 miles the day after Christmas, it was 38 degrees. I have to admit on my way home it got pretty dang chilly. Have a nice pair a rabbit fur lined gloves, but my hands ached by the time I got off my bike.
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I'm just curious--how cold of weather are you guys riding in that you need heated stuff. I like to ride as long into the winter as I can and am thinking about getting some heated gear. I rode 211 miles the day after Christmas, it was 38 degrees. I have to admit on my way home it got pretty dang chilly. Have a nice pair a rabbit fur lined gloves, but my hands ached by the time I got off my bike.
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I'm just curious--how cold of weather are you guys riding in that you need heated stuff. I like to ride as long into the winter as I can and am thinking about getting some heated gear. I rode 211 miles the day after Christmas, it was 38 degrees. I have to admit on my way home it got pretty dang chilly. Have a nice pair a rabbit fur lined gloves, but my hands ached by the time I got off my bike.
I would look at the original gerbing company long before I buy from the "new" gerbing....The "new" gerbing does not stand behind their product......yes great product when it works but the first time you find yourself 450 miles from home in 30deg weather and the stuff dont work it will be a long *** ride home trust me I know....
http://gordonsheated.com/ (lifetime warrenty)
from what I have read the "new" gerbing screwed the original owner out of his company when he got sick.....
http://gordonsheated.com/ (lifetime warrenty)
from what I have read the "new" gerbing screwed the original owner out of his company when he got sick.....
I can state from personal experience that Gordon's heated gear is good and the service is the best anywhere.
To the original question, I bought all my Gerbing stuff from Revzilla. While it's hard to find it at a discounted price, Revzilla gives you 5% in Revzilla bucks you can apply to your next order so it's like a 5% discount.
I'm just curious--how cold of weather are you guys riding in that you need heated stuff. I like to ride as long into the winter as I can and am thinking about getting some heated gear. I rode 211 miles the day after Christmas, it was 38 degrees. I have to admit on my way home it got pretty dang chilly. Have a nice pair a rabbit fur lined gloves, but my hands ached by the time I got off my bike.
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From: Land of the cold....
Actually, when Gordon got sick, one of his son's took over. He ran the company into bankruptcy. A private equity firm bought it out of bankruptcy. From what I've heard and read, they are in it to make money, not for the long term, and IMO aren't all that concerned about quality. However, I've also heard they are bringing manufacturing back to the US from China to try and fix some of the issues.
I can state from personal experience that Gordon's heated gear is good and the service is the best anywhere.
To the original question, I bought all my Gerbing stuff from Revzilla. While it's hard to find it at a discounted price, Revzilla gives you 5% in Revzilla bucks you can apply to your next order so it's like a 5% discount.
I can state from personal experience that Gordon's heated gear is good and the service is the best anywhere.
To the original question, I bought all my Gerbing stuff from Revzilla. While it's hard to find it at a discounted price, Revzilla gives you 5% in Revzilla bucks you can apply to your next order so it's like a 5% discount.
If your looking for a good deal on Gerbing gear check the classifieds next week
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We were heading to Greensboro, for the opening of the INDIAN dealership, and took a side trip north to Stoneville.
The blurb said "discounts"... but having been to other "open house" events, we were thinking, grab a free hot dog, look through the shirts, and leave. When we saw the prices we stocked up and bought as much as we could carry....Gloves, jacket liners,heated socks, and under shirts, for my wife ans I, cost less than one pair a gloves at MSRP
However... even buying at MSRP.... is monet well spent, when you see how comfortable you can be in cold weather.... Heated gear really extends your season