Heated clothing

[pegasus1300]

I just finished wiring up the controllers for our heated gear. I already had mine but I am buying my wife a liner and gloves and and a dual controller for Christmas. Thanks BajaRon for such good prices. If you need to get or add to your heated gear check with him. He sells 1st Gear which is made by Warm and Safe and I think it is the best.
The wiring went pretty easy,thanks to Finless video on removing your battery. I used his idea on taking off the side panel without removing all the other panels. That exposes the battery terminals and I just connected the wires right there. No need to remove the battery. About an hour start to finish.

 

[SpyderAnn01]

You're a good husband, she'll really like that gift. I got the opportunity to turn on my heated jacket the other day and boy was it nice. I'm thinking about heated pants as my next purchase.

 

[jaherbst]

You're a good husband, she'll really like that gift. I got the opportunity to turn on my heated jacket the other day and boy was it nice. I'm thinking about heated pants as my next purchase.

Don't want to get too personal with my pants and all Ann, but my arse is freezing on my new BMW R1200R LC. Just ordered the last pair in my size from Revzilla. I have a heated comfort seat on the Spyder along with heated grips and only wear the heated Jacket liner by Gyde-Gerbing. Company is now back in control of there original heated gear.

Jack

 

[cptjam]

Pix

Need pix, Jack!
Of the new bike, not your freezing bum!

 

[Bob Denman]

:shocked: Geez...
It's 25 h3ere this morning...
How cold does it actually get out in Arizona and Nevada? :dontknow:
Nothing electrified here; just proper layering techniques! :thumbup:

 

[Trbayth]

Need pix, Jack!
Of the new bike, not your freezing bum!

Thanks Joe, for the clarification! :roflblack:

 

[Highwayman2013]

:shocked: Geez...
It's 25 h3ere this morning...
How cold does it actually get out in Arizona and Nevada? :dontknow:
Nothing electrified here; just proper layering techniques! :thumbup:

It's 40 degrees here in North Las Vegas right now and if I go north from here 20 miles it's 30. Now add a little elevation and it's the low 20's. Speed limits are also higher, makes heated gear well worth it.

 

[trikermutha]

:agree: Heated gear does help a lot..and keeps you toasty..:shocked:

 

[SpyderAnn01]

:shocked: Geez...
It's 25 h3ere this morning...
How cold does it actually get out in Arizona and Nevada? :dontknow:
Nothing electrified here; just proper layering techniques! :thumbup:

So it is 25 there, are you riding or layering the blankets on your sofa? Like Len (Highwayman) said the temps change quickly here and it is really nice to be able to adjust the thermostat instead of being over heated. I bought my heated liner for the Alaska trip but I am really liking it here.