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RE: heated jackets, liners, pants, etc. Any recommendations?
i ordered a gerbing vest custom fitted from the factory...love it ....also bought gloves from local dealer should have gotten them from factory would have saved some more money
RE: heated jackets, liners, pants, etc. Any recommendations?
I have the complete Gerbings setup, Love it, best investment I've made as for riding motorcycles. I have the Jacket liner, pants liner, socks and gloves, also the controller.
Expensive, yeah, but it's a one time investment, lifetime warranty from Gerbings....
RE: heated jackets, liners, pants, etc. Any recommendations?
ORIGINAL: Casper
I have the complete Gerbings setup, Love it, best investment I've made as for riding motorcycles. I have the Jacket liner, pants liner, socks and gloves, also the controller.
Expensive, yeah, but it's a one time investment, lifetime warranty from Gerbings....
What Casper said...I have the whole mush too and love it. The socks kinda suck if'n you are going to do any amount of walking...Other than that I got toastie tootsies!
RE: heated jackets, liners, pants, etc. Any recommendations?
i live in ga so we get a few extreme cold days..like the other day i rode to work it was 27 degreese in the morning.....on days like that i use the gerbing ( rechargeable vest )...which i like,,no wires to run ,no plugs to plug in,,,,ste your temp & put it under the leather & your good....for pants on days like ,,flannel lined jeans & chaps,,,i do not know were you live,,,but if weather is like ga..i am sure that would work for you..
RE: heated jackets, liners, pants, etc. Any recommendations?
Widder heated gear is great, but they are closing down... you might find a deal on them
Tourmaster has come out with heated gear, for alittle less cost
Gerbing is what I use... and I like them....and they come with a LIFETIME guaranty (they make the HD brand heated gear... same quality.. you just have to pay more, if you want to display the logo)
Gran prix motorsports in Littleton Colorado has a 20% off sale onGerbings..... oh??they're customer service is kinda slow...they take the orders, then order stock.... some items take longer than others
Discount code GERB001 thats (GERB zero zero one)
RE: heated jackets, liners, pants, etc. Any recommendations?
I just bought a heated vest and gloves and tried them for the first time yesterday. The temps were in the low 40's and I felt comfortable. I might invest in heated socks if I continue to ride in the cold. I don't ride if there is snow or ice and salt on the ground mainly so as not to destroy the bike.
RE: heated jackets, liners, pants, etc. Any recommendations?
+1 Gerbings.com
I had them when I road my Softail hands down the best investment! I have jacket liner, Their actual pants, socks and gloves easily elongates the riding season in the Midwest by 90 days!
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