BRP, heated gear mid sept?
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From: Franklin, North Carolina
I'd say there's a good chance you won't need it but I'd have some minimal protection with you for those chilly damp mornings we can get round here in mid-September.
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From: Bloomfield, NM
I was there in 2013 in Sept. Found no need for heated gear. Have clothing that will allow you to layer, and have a good jacket and rain suit, and you should be fine.
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I would certainly pack my heated jacket liner for the BRP in September heck it packs the size of a sweatshirt and is SO much more useful, you don't even have to plug it in if you don't need the elements on. But hit a cool front with temps in the 50's and even low 60's along with intermittent rain and mine's getting turned on.
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I keep my Gerbings heated liner in my saddle bag all the time. Around here you never know when your going to bed it. It's +8 C here right now, it's only Sept 3!