The best heated vest / gear

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High_Side
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The best heated vest / gear

#1 Unread post by High_Side »

O.K., because of work my riding season has been seriously shortened. :x I've been meaning to get heated gear for quite some time but never got around to it. I would like to start with a vest that has the ability to be added on to later if I spring for the gloves etc...... So do any of you guys have experience with any of this stuff? Any good sources for a great deal?( I wanna be warm yet still cheap :laughing: ) I'm hoping for an extended summer.....or a nice trip south with the bike in the back of the truck in January......

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#2 Unread post by blues2cruise »

You better come and live on the coast. :laughing: Goretex, a fleece and wool socks would do the trick. :wink:
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#3 Unread post by Gadjet »

Aerostictch sells some great stuff, but the top of the line I believe is Gerbings - Universal Cycle and Anderwerks both sell Gerbings - very expensive stuff though.
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