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neck and chest dickie

puttbutt

Well travelled
Location
NY
purchased this dickie on amazon and was able to test it out today in 40 degree temps this morning and 32 degree temps this evening and my chest felt very comfortable. Other than my electric gloves, I find all the other heated stuff on the expensive side, so I usually dress in layers. So far this has worked for me during the colder seasons. here's the link if anyone's interested. https://a.co/d/erHnDTD
 

Woodstock

Well travelled
Location
Woodstock, NY
purchased this dickie on amazon and was able to test it out today in 40 degree temps this morning and 32 degree temps this evening and my chest felt very comfortable. Other than my electric gloves, I find all the other heated stuff on the expensive side, so I usually dress in layers. So far this has worked for me during the colder seasons. here's the link if anyone's interested. https://a.co/d/erHnDTD
Thanks for this. I'm back to the long johns I wore in Canada but still a struggle to stop the wind coming through.
 

puttbutt

Well travelled
Location
NY
Can you recommend your choice in heated gloves?
the gloves I wear are call warmgear, but I believe there are other brands like Gerbings and such. I purchased this brand because they were a little less expensive than Gerbings. I've had them for several years, and they still work. like I said in another post, I just had to install a DIN/powerlet outlet to the bike to plug it in. the only issue is that the outlet is powered to the ignition. so if I turn the bike off, the gloves also turn off. so you have to remember to activate the gloves after startup of the bike. 3 temperature settings. thumbnail (2).jpg
 

CiscoGoodDog

Well travelled
Location
California, USA
I believe there are other brands like Gerbings
I got my Gerbings gloves, but I haven't been able to use them yet. I ordered the gloves with the battery hookup (nearly $200). I didn't realize that I needed to get the temp controller and Y-harness too. I had already made the investment in the gloves, so I ordered the rest of the parts (should be here Monday). Expensive, but at least I will have warm hands. Now I'll be smiling instead of grimacing ;-)
 
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