Heated Gear
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From: Albuquerque, NM
My advice....don't buy the $25 knock offs on eBay. If you want glove liners, spend the $70 and get the real Warn 'n Safe ones. They work superbly.
Physics says that if you have the heat nearer to your skin and not separated by layers of insulation, then your hands will be warmer.
Physics says that if you have the heat nearer to your skin and not separated by layers of insulation, then your hands will be warmer.
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From: WESTERN CHICAGO AREA
I use to put the wireless remote 2 stage controller in the windshield pouch. Now I stick it on the outside of the pouch with Velcro so it's easy to reach and adjust. Don't really adjust too much, but have on occasion.
Road Captain
Joined: May 2017
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From: VA-Nelson Cty
I zip tied my old wired type pouch to the handle bar by the clutch lever. If I leave the bike I just take out the controller and stick it in my pocket or saddlebag. It was too deep for the new controller so I made a small block of wood to sit in the bottom of the pouch and lift the unit to the correct height. The wireless is great.
Road Captain
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From: Central Indiana for now
Can you tell me what all I need to buy to have it set up like you did? I'm going to buy Gerbing gear and the bluetooth. I'm not sure how you got away with not hardwiring. I thought that meant a harness from the battery to the gear or are you talking about a hardwired controller/thermostat?
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From: in a cave at the foothills
Can you tell me what all I need to buy to have it set up like you did? I'm going to buy Gerbing gear and the bluetooth. I'm not sure how you got away with not hardwiring. I thought that meant a harness from the battery to the gear or are you talking about a hardwired controller/thermostat?
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From: Snow Hill, NC
If you get a glove liner instead of a heated glove, make sure it heats on top and bottom of the hands... I had a liner way back from warm n safe and it only heated the top of my hands... No Bueno... I have a pair of Gerbings and a pair of HD with the control button on the glove itself... I like that...
I have a couple of dual controllers but the new liner and gloves from HD don't need them,. it has the click button on both...
The newer HD stuff is the best I have ever had as far as evenly distributing the heat.
I have a couple of dual controllers but the new liner and gloves from HD don't need them,. it has the click button on both...
The newer HD stuff is the best I have ever had as far as evenly distributing the heat.
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From: in a cave at the foothills
If you get a glove liner instead of a heated glove, make sure it heats on top and bottom of the hands... I had a liner way back from warm n safe and it only heated the top of my hands... No Bueno... I have a pair of Gerbings and a pair of HD with the control button on the glove itself... I like that...
I have a couple of dual controllers but the new liner and gloves from HD don't need them,. it has the click button on both...
The newer HD stuff is the best I have ever had as far as evenly distributing the heat.
I have a couple of dual controllers but the new liner and gloves from HD don't need them,. it has the click button on both...
The newer HD stuff is the best I have ever had as far as evenly distributing the heat.
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From: Snow Hill, NC
I just looked on the HD website and it's no longer available I guess. I bought it 2 years ago.. The glove plugs into the hard wired cable on the bike and you can either use the button switch on the glove itself or the controller it can also be plugged into the liner and the liner also has a click button on it or you can also use the controller, you just leave them set on high and adjust them with the controller if you want.