I have a Gerbing heated vest, and a pair of HD-branded Gerbing gloves. I've broken the gloves out the last week, but haven't had to put the vest on yet this year.

 

Gerbing's Micro Wire - not the cheapest, but you will be glad when its 32 degrees.

 

I've ridden down into the teens with my Gerbings suit & gloves.

 

Check out these guys.

http://www.warmnsafe.com/

 

I recently found that the thermostat control for the gerbings gear is the same exact as the harley gear. The harley thermostat(believe it or not) is cheaper and has the pouch with it. I think that the Harley branded one is 60 dollars with the pouch and the gerbings charges 70 for the control and another 10 for the pouch.

 

Do a search of this site, lots of other threads on this subject. Also check out heated gear info on www.advrider.com. www.Revzilla.com has good videos on heated gear.

If find the belt clip pouch for the heat controller is necessary to keep it accessible so it can be adjusted while you ride. Other wise you have to stuff it in your pocket wires and all which is a real pain.

 

Gerbing, better quality than the stuff they mae for Harley. The cables and connections dont come loose or fray.

 

Pretty hard to beat the gerbing. More of it sold than others by a long shot.

 

I'll put in another vote for Gerbing. I've tried different brands and you just can't beat the quality of Gerbing gear. I've used their heated jacket liner and gloves as low as 7 degrees before and it kept me warm.

 

I also went with Gerbings. Nice to have when the temp drops into the low 40's and below.