When looking at a aftermarket seat....what opinion is there out there on getting the seat heat option. I live in the prairies in Canada and as soon as ice melts on road Im riding....then till the snow starts staying in November. So I'm riding at times around the freezing mark. I was looking at the heated pants liner that will work with my heated vest.....thinking that would be better than a heated seat. Any thoughts ???
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Seat heat option
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PW2013STL
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For the RT BRP sells one. Also Corbin has that option on some of their seats. Motorcycle Dave (site sponsor) has kits for installing them to your seat.
Motorcycledave
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I have the heater units in stock
Hi Dave here
I stock the seat heater units right here in California, not much need here for them but you folks
who live in the cold country sure need them, I have the Heat Demon they are the best and you can
install them your self into any seat they come as a single or a dual unit for front and back. :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
Hi Dave here
I stock the seat heater units right here in California, not much need here for them but you folks
who live in the cold country sure need them, I have the Heat Demon they are the best and you can
install them your self into any seat they come as a single or a dual unit for front and back. :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
r1100rider
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When it's that cold you will have all your thick gear on and can't feel the heat in the seat we have one spend your money on girbing liners instead and you will love them
ChasCS
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All I can do is Smile for you
40's* in the morning? Hahaha, that must be horrible for you? ;-) 32*F is freezing... Soooo...
Does it sting when you laugh too? Hahaha J/K
Up here, We just grow an extra pair! around mid November, just in case... ;-)
Has anyone seen my neutered brass monkey?
When the smiling Rabbi said, 'It won't be long now.' ","
Um, we all ran in different directions...
Chas
40's* in the morning? Hahaha, that must be horrible for you? ;-) 32*F is freezing... Soooo...
Does it sting when you laugh too? Hahaha J/K
Up here, We just grow an extra pair! around mid November, just in case... ;-)
Has anyone seen my neutered brass monkey?
When the smiling Rabbi said, 'It won't be long now.' ","
Um, we all ran in different directions...
Chas
jaherbst
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Buy a full sheepskin cover for the whole seat. I doubt you will actually need seat heat. If all else fails, buy a 2013.
Jack
jaherbst
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Ski bottom under wear and knee length socks work real well under the riding pants. I wear a heated jacket liner and some times heated gloves when it is below 50 degrees.
Jack
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jaherbst
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Gerbing
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Woodsrider
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I've got the top o' the line heated gear (Warmnsafe.com), sold all my gerbing to get them. I don't use the pant liners anymore though because even through thick leather pants the corbin heated seats will literally burn your a$$.
I'm going to get another heattroller and put it on the seat, right now I have to switch it off and then back on so I don't have burns.
I'm going to get another heattroller and put it on the seat, right now I have to switch it off and then back on so I don't have burns.
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