Why Motorcyclists Need Gerbing's Heated Clothing
Chances are you have endured your fair share of days on your bike riding in nasty weather. A good riding suit helps keep you dry, but what about warm? Sitting on a motorcycle doesn't require much body movement, and when you're not moving, you are going to get cold faster.
Gerbing's offers a variety of heated products that will help you enjoy your colder weather riding even more. We have products to keep the dexterity in your fingers (needed to operate clutch and throttle), toes (braking and putting your foot down at stops), and your entire torso. If you're body's wasting energy shivering, you're not in complete control. There are plenty of things out there that as a rider you can't control, but now you can ride as warm as you wish.
Most people are amazed at how warm and comfortable they can be, where before they were cold and shivering. Your motorcycle season won't be as short, because now all you have to worry about is the available traction, and not your body heat!
A risk factor (danger) can be increased by a factor of two or more when traveling by motorcycle. All you can think about is: How soon will it be till I can get warm? A safety solution is Gerbing's Heated Clothing! Heated Clothing works with the body by supplementing the body's natural ability to generate heat. Adjusting the intensity of the heat allows the user to stay warm and comfortable in a wider range of temperatures without tapping into the resources the body needs to maintain it's other health dependant functions.
Many people today layer clothing to offset the different ranges of temperatures encountered throughout the day. But now you have heated clothing, which requires only one additional layer of clothing. This layer serves as a buffer between the generated heat and your skin, evenly distributing the heat over your skin. For those long rides, or just getting cold due to the lack of movement, dial up the heat!
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