I wish the Vespa had some easily accessible really hot surfaces like the URAL and BMW does!

I’m thinking that a Heat Troller may give you more heat as it Pulses the current in, rather than being fully connected on a limited capacity charging system.

bob
Riding the Wet Coast

When taking pics, I remove gloves and leave them warming on the boxer engine’s jugs….so nice and warm when putting them back onto my then freezing hands.

As a compromise, I sometimes wonder about battery heated gloves

At zero my hands are cold but not frozen but again they are fully exposed in the wind. My friend Paul Ruby lent me his Aerostich rain covers for gloves with the same experience as you — they really make a difference cutting out the wind. I’ll give them a try.

It’s snowing right now. We’ll see what riding opportunities exist in the morning.

Good luck with the installation of the heatroller. I’m sure it will be great. You have some nice installs on your scooter.

Mine are partially covered but definitely out of the wind. Some of the hand covers are too hard to use but mine are easy to put my hands in and out. I can also glance down and even see the controls if needed. I have the Gerbing dual controller, one for the liner and the other for the gloves. Even way below zero, my hands and fingers are toasty warm. Wearing the Aerostich rain gloves works almost as well as the keep the wind off.

Your Gerbings look like new. I’ll have to check them out at our next motorcycle show. I can use my battery tender 2 pin SAE plug for power

glad it was such an easy fix

bob
Riding the Wet Coast