Getting ready for the cold

[Lamonster]

I have two Gerbing jackets, one is light weight and one is real heavy all in one type of deal.

I have Gerbing gloves that work okay but my hands still get cold if it's 36 or lower.

I have the Corbin heated seats now and I have no idea how that's going to work.

I just ordered some of these for my grips.

I have some other ideas on keeping warm too. I plan on riding the Spyder all year so I'm going to have to deal with the cold even though it doesn't get too bad here, we still have a few weeks of 30's and some 20's. :shocked:

 

[cisaacs]

You are my idol. I want to be like Lamonster when I grow up.:bowdown:

 

[rkteck]

I have two Gerbing jackets, one is light weight and one is real heavy all in one type of deal.

I have Gerbing gloves that work okay but my hands still get cold if it's 36 or lower.

I have the Corbin heated seats now and I have no idea how that's going to work.

I just ordered some of these for my grips.

I guess I better start getting prepared. Here in Phoenix we will start to have the cold 70's average temperature through the winter. I might have to wear a long sleeve shirt now! lol

 

[daddydarko]

How am I going to catch you on mileage if you ride all year too?! :cus:

If your tires end up flat at the bbq, it wasn't me.

 

[b2k]

I wonder if he has snow chain and deicer on his list:dontknow:

 

[cisaacs]

I wonder if he has snow chain and deicer on his list:dontknow:

My bet is ski's for front and studded rear tire, It will be one of those go go gadget bikes.

 

[NancysToy]

I guess I better start getting prepared. Here in Phoenix we will start to have the cold 70's average temperature through the winter. I might have to wear a long sleeve shirt now! lol

From a Michigan point of view, that was just plain mean! LOL
-Scotty

 

[Smylinacha]

Gerbing jacket for me - like ridin around in a clothes dryer - so nice and toasty! I notice that I am warmer being the driver of the Spyder - it throws some heat. If I'm on the back my legs get cold.

 

[Roaddog2]

I have two Gerbing jackets, one is light weight and one is real heavy all in one type of deal.

I have Gerbing gloves that work okay but my hands still get cold if it's 36 or lower.

I have the Corbin heated seats now and I have no idea how that's going to work.

I just ordered some of these for my grips.

I have some other ideas on keeping warm too. I plan on riding the Spyder all year so I'm going to have to deal with the cold even though it doesn't get too bad here, we still have a few weeks of 30's and some 20's. :shocked:

Lamont how many MEGAWATTS is your :spyderuttin out :thumbup:

 

[Roaddog2]

I use a Gerbing jacket liner,and wear UnderArmour (top and bottom)beneath. windproof Harley leather jacket and pants(FXRG). Insulated deerskin gauntlet gloves down to about 35*-Gerbing gloves or Goretex snowboard gloves below that. On cold days, I put these in my insulated logger boots-

http://www.heatfactory.com/english/product.php?cat=3&id=31

I just deal with it like a man:doorag:

 

[Roadkill]

+Mitts, hippos, silks, balaclavas, steel balls, etc. Never used electrics yet, and my record is 5 below for a 2-hour commute.

A taller shield would be nice, but otherwise I guess I'm ready for another winter of riding.

Ride on.
Roadkill