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Tourer
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Green Bay, WI United States |  Was able to get "Twster" out of the garage this afternoon after slipping"Hotrod" a mickey! Put on 265 miles in temps between 52 and 39. Went to show off "Twister" to my buddy who is a H-D owner. He was very impressed with the Vision. He was sitting on the bike to see how it felt, first thing out of his mouth is "good god this seat is warm". I told him to grab the handgrips. He liked the idea they were heated and as for me it helped make my ride today quite enjoyable. Never had this option before but will not be without it again. Will ride until the roads get salted which has happened in the northern part of WI.
Ride hard, ride fast, but above all ride safe.....
Wildman
PS: Warming back up with the help of the Captain!!  |
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Cruiser
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Northern NJ | We have used the heated grips and seat a lot more than we thought we would. They make a huge difference in comfort and reduce the need of bulkier cold-weather gear. |
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Iron Butt
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Peachtree City, GA | Wait until you try out some Gerbings.... I have ridden in temps down to 17 degrees... Still nice and toasty.
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Cruiser
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Northern NJ | Webhair - 2010-11-17 10:07 AM
Wait until you try out some Gerbings.... I have ridden in temps down to 17 degrees... Still nice and toasty.
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Visionary
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San Antonio, TX | It was in the 40's here this morning....and will be in the 70's later today. As said above, the seats and grips reduce the bulk of the clothes need to ride in colder weather.
Ride Safe |
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Tourer
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East TN | Webhair - 2010-11-17 10:07 AM Wait until you try out some Gerbings.... I have ridden in temps down to 17 degrees... Still nice and toasty. +2 Rode when it was 10 degrees Gerbings kept me nice and toasty!! |
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Tourer
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, FL United States | Life is good!!! |
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Iron Butt
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Perry Hall, MD | Having some electrical problems and had to ride home from the dealer today with no charging system (parts ordered). After 90 minute ride in non-insulated gloves and no extra draw on the battery (ie heated grips) my hands were pretty numb. Really makes me appreciate how nice it is to have them - now if I can just turn them on. |
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Cruiser
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Ennis, Tx | I know I'm riding more in colder weather now with the heated seats & grips... I use to stop riding at 45 and now still riding with temps down to 35... |
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Northern NJ | lennyb - 2010-11-17 7:38 PM
Having some electrical problems and had to ride home from the dealer today with no charging system (parts ordered). After 90 minute ride in non-insulated gloves and no extra draw on the battery (ie heated grips) my hands were pretty numb. Really makes me appreciate how nice it is to have them - now if I can just turn them on.
In cold weatherr I carry extra warm gear as a backup in case the heated gear fails. |
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Nalcrest, FL United States | I don't use them untill it gets down to the 20's Then they are nice to have and really do extend the ride time. |
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RE: SEAT AND HAND WARMERS
