HD heated jacket liner
#21
12-02-2007, 05:44 PM
RE: HD heated jacket liner
Have the jacket and the gloves (liner is HD (made by Gerbing), gloves are Gerbing) and couldn't be happier. If you have a battery tender, they make an adapter to plug your heated gear into, but I just wired up the plug provided with the jacket and good to go.
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12-03-2007, 08:18 AM
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RE: HD heated jacket liner
I know I'm going to catch flak for this but if you are looking for heated gear, it would be worth your effort to check out this site:
http://www.wingstuff.com/pgroup_list...ng/des/?page=1
YES, I know its a goldwing site, but the prices, workmanship and overall qualityis great. I know because my bud is a winger and has the socks, pant liner, jacket liner and gloves and swears by them. I was impressed that they even come with the TEMP control, unlike what I've seen at other places where u mustbuy it asa separate item.
I ordered my gearfrom there this past weekend.
-Did I also mention that theyutilize a safer heating system and draw less power than Gerbings?
NO----I don't work for them, just an average Joe here trying to help a brother out based off my experience.
http://www.wingstuff.com/pgroup_list...ng/des/?page=1
YES, I know its a goldwing site, but the prices, workmanship and overall qualityis great. I know because my bud is a winger and has the socks, pant liner, jacket liner and gloves and swears by them. I was impressed that they even come with the TEMP control, unlike what I've seen at other places where u mustbuy it asa separate item.
I ordered my gearfrom there this past weekend.
-Did I also mention that theyutilize a safer heating system and draw less power than Gerbings?
NO----I don't work for them, just an average Joe here trying to help a brother out based off my experience.
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12-03-2007, 08:25 AM
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RE: HD heated jacket liner
ORIGINAL: IcemanVA
-Did I also mention that theyutilize a safer heating system and draw less power than Gerbings?
-Did I also mention that theyutilize a safer heating system and draw less power than Gerbings?
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12-03-2007, 08:31 AM
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RE: HD heated jacket liner
I should've said "updated heating technology" instead...my bad. They use an infared heating technology instead ofwires. Looking at his jacket liner you don't find cords running through the material.
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12-03-2007, 08:40 AM
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RE: HD heated jacket liner
ORIGINAL: IcemanVA
I know I'm going to catch flak for this but if you are looking for heated gear, it would be worth your effort to check out this site:
http://www.wingstuff.com/pgroup_list...ng/des/?page=1
YES, I know its a goldwing site, but the prices, workmanship and overall qualityis great. I know because my bud is a winger and has the socks, pant liner, jacket liner and gloves and swears by them. I was impressed that they even come with the TEMP control, unlike what I've seen at other places where u mustbuy it asa separate item.
I ordered my gearfrom there this past weekend.
-Did I also mention that theyutilize a safer heating system and draw less power than Gerbings?
NO----I don't work for them, just an average Joe here trying to help a brother out based off my experience.
I know I'm going to catch flak for this but if you are looking for heated gear, it would be worth your effort to check out this site:
http://www.wingstuff.com/pgroup_list...ng/des/?page=1
YES, I know its a goldwing site, but the prices, workmanship and overall qualityis great. I know because my bud is a winger and has the socks, pant liner, jacket liner and gloves and swears by them. I was impressed that they even come with the TEMP control, unlike what I've seen at other places where u mustbuy it asa separate item.
I ordered my gearfrom there this past weekend.
-Did I also mention that theyutilize a safer heating system and draw less power than Gerbings?
NO----I don't work for them, just an average Joe here trying to help a brother out based off my experience.
#28
12-03-2007, 08:41 AM
RE: HD heated jacket liner
I bought my HD liner last year and it has the wires running through it.Is this infrared heating something new? Never heard of it in clothes.
ORIGINAL: IcemanVA
I should've said "updated heating technology" instead...my bad. They use an infared heating technology instead ofwires. Looking at his jacket liner you don't find cords running through the material.
I should've said "updated heating technology" instead...my bad. They use an infared heating technology instead ofwires. Looking at his jacket liner you don't find cords running through the material.
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12-03-2007, 08:48 AM
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RE: HD heated jacket liner
ORIGINAL: Jim Dawson
The heated gear they sell is Tour Master's Synergy brand of heated gear. I looked all over Tour Master's site for warranty info and could find nothing. It looks like a nice line of products.
ORIGINAL: IcemanVA
I know I'm going to catch flak for this but if you are looking for heated gear, it would be worth your effort to check out this site:
http://www.wingstuff.com/pgroup_list...ng/des/?page=1
YES, I know its a goldwing site, but the prices, workmanship and overall qualityis great. I know because my bud is a winger and has the socks, pant liner, jacket liner and gloves and swears by them. I was impressed that they even come with the TEMP control, unlike what I've seen at other places where u mustbuy it asa separate item.
I ordered my gearfrom there this past weekend.
-Did I also mention that theyutilize a safer heating system and draw less power than Gerbings?
NO----I don't work for them, just an average Joe here trying to help a brother out based off my experience.
I know I'm going to catch flak for this but if you are looking for heated gear, it would be worth your effort to check out this site:
http://www.wingstuff.com/pgroup_list...ng/des/?page=1
YES, I know its a goldwing site, but the prices, workmanship and overall qualityis great. I know because my bud is a winger and has the socks, pant liner, jacket liner and gloves and swears by them. I was impressed that they even come with the TEMP control, unlike what I've seen at other places where u mustbuy it asa separate item.
I ordered my gearfrom there this past weekend.
-Did I also mention that theyutilize a safer heating system and draw less power than Gerbings?
NO----I don't work for them, just an average Joe here trying to help a brother out based off my experience.
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12-03-2007, 08:53 AM
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RE: HD heated jacket liner
ORIGINAL: capt775
Thanks for the info, and I may be way off here but I saw in another post that I have a plug that hangs down by the right, side cover, by the seat. Some were saying it stayed hot all the time, some thought it was for a battery tender, some for a heated seat. I thought maybe you could plug this jacket liner to it.
ORIGINAL: drdiesel1
Yes, BUT.......[8D]You will need to install a plug to plug into. It`s controlled by the AUX switch on the lower dash closeout next to the Cruise switch.
Buy Gerbing. They make good quality stuff that will last.
Not like the H-D heated hand Grips.....[:@]
ORIGINAL: capt775
Will this thing plug into the accessory plug on my Ultrathat I didn't know I had until I read about it tonight on this forum?
Will this thing plug into the accessory plug on my Ultrathat I didn't know I had until I read about it tonight on this forum?
Buy Gerbing. They make good quality stuff that will last.
Not like the H-D heated hand Grips.....[:@]