10-26-2019, 10:45 AM
(10-26-2019, 05:15 AM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote:(10-26-2019, 04:58 AM)Stichill_imp Wrote: Great report! Have to admit it surprised me. I was worried they wouldn't provide enough warmth but they seem to be more than powerful enough to get the job done and then some.
Thanks Stichill.
Please beware this is from my perspective who may be more tolerant of cold than the next rider. For example: I still wear just a t-shirt under my Triumph unheated gear. I have been riding my whole life without electrically heated gear, but the fingers just can't comfortably or maybe safely tolerate it anymore. Luckily for me it is just the fingers. I will continue to test and report out as I discover new realizations.
The best take-away so far is I currently have margin (e.g. the room to use HIGH HEAT) so I can ride for longer periods of time in even colder exposures.
Lol, I like to be toasty so thanks for the caveat. Whenever I'm in my office and someone shows up whose hand needs shaking, my hand is always way colder than theirs. If it's 70° F in the office, my hands feel cold. I even have fingerless knit gloves that I wear to try to retain some heat. So when I'm riding in cold weather, I feel like if I'm going to the hassle of suiting up in electrics...I want the heat to be palpable.
