Warm and Safe Heated Gear
#11
02-25-2017, 08:15 PM
#12
02-25-2017, 09:15 PM
Haw
#14
02-27-2017, 08:33 AM
Cruiser
Hello All,
I have their heated gloves and socks. Used them when I rode my Scout. Well now that I ride the RGS a lot more and am wanting to ride in cooler weather. Hey before you say it age does change things, now I have found I like to be warm rather than cold.
So the moral to my story is I just ordered from them the heated jacket liner, heated pants and the wireless Dual heated controller. I am stoked, package should be here early next week.
On the other hand I will be selling the wired Dual heat controller, the extended cords 2 of them and the power take off that connects to the battery if anyone is interested.
I have their heated gloves and socks. Used them when I rode my Scout. Well now that I ride the RGS a lot more and am wanting to ride in cooler weather. Hey before you say it age does change things, now I have found I like to be warm rather than cold.
So the moral to my story is I just ordered from them the heated jacket liner, heated pants and the wireless Dual heated controller. I am stoked, package should be here early next week.
On the other hand I will be selling the wired Dual heat controller, the extended cords 2 of them and the power take off that connects to the battery if anyone is interested.
YOU GOT THAT RIGHTI love my heated gear, if that makes me a wimp, I'm good with that. I can ride when I want to regardless of the temps (within reason)
#15
02-27-2017, 08:54 AM
Seasoned HDF Member
I have both the jacket liner and a complete Gerbings union ridge outer jacket and pants.
I prefer the Union Ridge setup because I don't have to remove my jeans to put on the pants liner. Plus the union ridge jacket and pants double as a rain suit in colder weather.
Bottom line, any heated gear is GREAT! Call me ya want but I'm not cold....one of the best investments I've made.
I prefer the Union Ridge setup because I don't have to remove my jeans to put on the pants liner. Plus the union ridge jacket and pants double as a rain suit in colder weather.
Bottom line, any heated gear is GREAT! Call me ya want but I'm not cold....one of the best investments I've made.
#16
02-27-2017, 10:13 AM
#17
02-27-2017, 10:58 AM
I've gotten to like my heated gear so much that I have it on anytime the temps are below 60. I would rather be a warm wimp than a tough popsicle. I break the pants out when it is below 50.
The pants aren't super efficient when under jeans. Throw on rain bottoms to block the wind and they are great.
The pants aren't super efficient when under jeans. Throw on rain bottoms to block the wind and they are great.
#18
02-27-2017, 12:12 PM
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