Heated gloves
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Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Raleigh NC
If they have your size in stock buy your gear from
http://heatedclothingoutlet.com/index.shtml Gerbing blem, and return center... sometime old stock... but with full electrical warranty
Another good place (when they have a sale) is
http://www.grandprixmotorsports.com/default.asp but no sales currently
Then there's
http://cozywinters.com/heated-clothing/
http://www.warmnsafe.com/
Tour Master Synergy is available everywhere
Expect to pay $100-200 for gloves,and a controller. Tour Master, comes with a off/low/med/high switch, everyone else requires a seperate purchase.
Each unit comes with a harness that attachs to the battery, as well as connecting cable from the harness to the gloves.
I ran the harness up the nose of my seat, and tuck it away during warm months. The cable TO the gloves, just runs up your jacket sleeves, and you never notice them.
The worse thing about buying heated gear, is the butt kicking, you give yourself for waiting.
Regarding "sizes" each site offers a sizing chart. the gear runs true to those charts
http://heatedclothingoutlet.com/index.shtml Gerbing blem, and return center... sometime old stock... but with full electrical warranty
Another good place (when they have a sale) is
http://www.grandprixmotorsports.com/default.asp but no sales currently
Then there's
http://cozywinters.com/heated-clothing/
http://www.warmnsafe.com/
Tour Master Synergy is available everywhere
Expect to pay $100-200 for gloves,and a controller. Tour Master, comes with a off/low/med/high switch, everyone else requires a seperate purchase.
Each unit comes with a harness that attachs to the battery, as well as connecting cable from the harness to the gloves.
I ran the harness up the nose of my seat, and tuck it away during warm months. The cable TO the gloves, just runs up your jacket sleeves, and you never notice them.
The worse thing about buying heated gear, is the butt kicking, you give yourself for waiting.
Regarding "sizes" each site offers a sizing chart. the gear runs true to those charts
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Brentwood, Tennessee
MY wife & I ride 2 up on our EGC, and I'm considering gloves & jacket liners for the both of us. Will the stock electrical system handle the load, or will I have to up-grade to a stronger altenator?
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Joined: Apr 2008
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From: New York
Check out the Warm and Safe Line great product and you will save some coin over the Gerbing and be just as happy.
http://www.shop.techncyclegear.com/W...d-Gear_c50.htm
http://www.shop.techncyclegear.com/W...d-Gear_c50.htm
Intermediate
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 47
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From: central IL
I've been using the Harley heated gloves for 3 winters. The heated jacket liner for 2 winters. And last fall I got the heated pant liners. I don't have the temp controller that some have said is a must. Unless it's not really that cold, I would never even think about turning down the heat. Especially to my hands. My body gets the warmest, but when it's really cold, that's what I want. If it's not that cold and I get too warm, I use the built in temp controller...the on/off switch. Turn everything off until needed again. I have not spent the money for the auto temp controller, and probably won't. Everybody is different, so you could always try out whatever heated gear you get and see if you want to regulate the hear or not, before spending the extra money for the temp controller. For me, it is not a necessary item.
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From: Tidewater
Long as you dont have a lot of extra electrical stuff on the Ultra you'll be fine with jacket, pants and gloves for both.
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From: Yokohama
Check out the Warm and Safe Line great product and you will save some coin over the Gerbing and be just as happy.
http://www.shop.techncyclegear.com/W...d-Gear_c50.htm
http://www.shop.techncyclegear.com/W...d-Gear_c50.htm
*Read the end of this review: http://www.webbikeworld.com/r3/heated-jacket/
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Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Missouri
I have a question on this as well.. would the heated vest do fine under a leather coat? or would you suggest the heated jacket? i would like to have the gloves, and something for my body. and maybe even my legs..is these liners thin? so i could wear them over pants and under Chaps? im talking about the liners for the vest and pants.
Last edited by Jeff W; Dec 25, 2009 at 11:40 PM.
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From: Yokohama
I have a question on this as well.. would the heated vest do fine under a leather coat? or would you suggest the heated jacket? i would like to have the gloves, and something for my body. and maybe even my legs..is these liners thin? so i could wear them over pants and under Chaps? im talking about the liners for the vest and pants.
Having owned both, I recommend the jacket over the vest. It's much warmer.
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From: Missouri
Thanks Twinrider, thats the info i was looking for.