Warm-N-Safe/First Gear

[everythingwastaken]

FINALLY got my warm-n-safe heated gear in today. After riding around last week in the 28 deg temps with WAY too many layers on and WAY too thin gloves, this will be a welcome addition to my riding gear! My question is, is there anyone on here that has any experience with this gear, as in mounting it, running the wires, etc?

 

[beefy99]

I have tour master gear, the gloves an jacket each have thier own controls which make it nice. Mine was really easy to mount, jacket is more than warm enough but the gloves can still get cold. I ride 45 min each way though. So if you have a shorter jump, you might be alright. Hoefully your gloves work better than mine.

 

[xl_cheese]

If anyone else needs this gear please consider buying it from pinkgorillacycles.com... use "buellxb" at checkout for a discount.

 

[everythingwastaken]

Yeah, me too. I read a lot of good stuff about them so I anticipate good things. Plus, its not some big mega corporation that manufacturers them either. I actually got to SPEAK to the dude that owns the company. Oh, and if ANYTHING ever happens to the gloves, even one stitch comes loose, send them back and he will fix it. Thats the kind of service that I like to see! Now watch them not work...

 

[RT Performance]

LOL guess I know who made the water proof Buell gunlets i got for last xmas the look identical minus the Buell emblems on mine.
To much of a wimp to ride in ice and snow but once spring gets here lol.
BTW if you have a 1125 there is a conector for accesory under the fairing

 

[everythingwastaken]

Yeah, the guy that originally came up with the connectors for the gloves was working with Gerbing until they stole his idea, sent it to China to be re-engineered and made at a cheaper cost. I guess instead of fighting it, he started working with everybody else too and now he markets his own stuff AND sells to other companies to do what they wish with. Ive got a Lightning so unfortunately, Im going to have to hard wire to the battery.