Heating a LIKE200i

[Stig / Major Tom]

Tried to warm up this way a few years ago on a cold old day.....

It didn't work. Didn't bring enough kindling & the fire died before I could get warm.

Also tried warming leather gloves on hot muffler - but that smelled like a goat cooking.

Then Santa brought me battery heated gloves!


Or, or....I could have taken the car.

Stig

[Mr. Paul]

Taken the car??? Perish the thought!

[PaulF]

How do the gloves work?  Probably would never get cold enough here for me to worry about but curious to how good they work.

[Stig / Major Tom]

How do the gloves work?  Probably would never get cold enough here for me to worry about but curious to how good they work.

Any temp below 55 F or so, I  put them on under my leather gauntlets. 3 heat settings, very rarely use the hottest setting. It is so nice to ride and not think about my hands any longer!
BTW - tried bar muffs 1st. Hated them...didn't dare take hands out in traffic settings - very awkward getting hands back in in a split second as is necessary in traffic stop & go.
If I  toured for hours, might try them again.
These battery/cuffed heated GERBING liners
put an end to cold hands worry - my #1 cold riding concern!
No drain on small scooter battery....no wres attaching me to scoot, etc. Liners are self contained.
Stig

[ole two wheels]

Cute picture, The more you talk about those glove liners, the more I think I should get some. I've never hugged the exhaust pipes, but I have held my gauntlets open so the hot air could warm 'em up and my fingers got the feeling back in them in the process. You know, some times I wonder just how smart we are. I mean, we buy a 200 or three hundred thousand dollar house with central air and heat and then go out in freezing weather to see how much cold we can take..go figure