All I did was switch to thicker gloves, put on an HD knit cap, and zipped the jacket up as far as it would go. That got me all the way through til it snowed.

 

check out the gerbing G3 gloves. i can even operate my radio preset buttons on the electra radio.

 

Another vote for Gerbings. I have the heated jacket liner. Works great! Thinking about the heated pants too. Screw alll the layers...just plug in.

 

Years ago, I bought a set of insulated overalls from Sam's. They had zip up legs, arms and zipped up in the front. I would wear them over my regular clothes.
I also got some glove inserts used for snow skiing. They were thin and almost metallic. No problems keeping my hands warm with them under my regular gloves. Also wore insulated socks over my regular socks.
I wore a ski mask under my FF helmet.
When I got to work, it only took a few minutes to shed all the cold weather gear.
Tom

 

Full face flip up, HD bottom long Johns, next heated chaps, HD heated vest, no leather chaps, they are a pain in the butt & take up too much room when not in use. Have rode the last 125K with no problem.

 

headed out now..
wouldn't do it without the Gerbings!
I did 200 miles yesterday, and was pretty damn comfortable. I will use a wind barrier over the liner today though.

 

you guys are tougher than i am i stay warm by throwing another piece of wood in the stove

 

Cold is a relative thing.

Check out Gerbings vest liner. http://www.gerbing.com/Products/liners.php

 

Amen on another piece of wood !!

Need more than one lately. Another 8 degree night here in the E. TN mountains.

 

I want to buy a Gerbing Jacket liner before Daytona but for now, I'm good down to the high 30's with Damart insulated underwear, a heavy flannel shirt, thinsulate gloves and my leathers. I wouldn't be able to do that without a windshield, a heated seat and grips though.

I'm itching for a ride but we've been getting snow almost every day and there's a bunch of anti-skid (shale) and salt on the road. I won't even take the bike off my driveway without a trailer.