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Road Master
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Texas
I bought the jacket liner and classic gloves from Gerbings. They were out of the G3 gloves at the time. I also got the dual controller. I have ridden with temps in the upper teen with no problem...of course it's only a 20 mile ride to work. The low 30's have been no problem for a 100 mile trip.
6th Gear
Joined: Feb 2009
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I use the Widder gear. Very nice if you ride in less than 30deg.
However, if want to be very comfortable down to 30deg, go to Walmart and buy yourself their heavy insulated coverall. Cost $50.00 Will keep you toasty down to 30deg. I ride down to 10deg. with Widder, Very nice stuff.
However, if want to be very comfortable down to 30deg, go to Walmart and buy yourself their heavy insulated coverall. Cost $50.00 Will keep you toasty down to 30deg. I ride down to 10deg. with Widder, Very nice stuff.
Advanced
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 55
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From: York, Pa
I have the liner specifically so I can use gloves. The wires are run through the sleeves. If you're interested in adding gloves and not have wires all over the place, get the jacket liner rather than the vest.
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Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Ottawa, ON, Canada
My dealer knocked off nearly 20% on gloves, jacket liners, and dual controllers for my wife and I. That made the HD gear the best deal for us. I'll let you know how it works in about, oh 40 days from now if I'm lucky.
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