Gerbing is as good as their word — a brand new pair of leather, G3 heated gloves. My old ones failed and they replaced them. I’m a confirmed Gerbing rider. And when I got home from work tonight I had to try them out during a trip into town. While the Vespa was idling in the driveway I plugged the new gloves in and felt warmth almost instantly. Really warm. And the new gloves have heated palms.
I knew there would be some ice to experiment with nearby and I wanted to give the snow tires a little more testing in a controlled setting. I’m always interested in what the limits of equipment are to factor into my own limitations. As the temperature dropped to 27F I figured I better head into town.
You don’t see boots are cars very often around here. Finding one on a Yamaha Vino scooter must be a first. The fines for this rider have to be rough.
Walking down Beaver Avenue in State College, Pennsylvania I saw a poster of James Dean and Marilyn Monroe (I think) in the window of Uncle Eli’s. Couldn’t resist taking a picture but it’s the kind of vision I would expect on Twisted Roads rather than here.
I had been thinking about heated grips for the past few weeks while my dead electric gloves were in Tumwater. But I can say without reservation that these new Gerbing heated gloves work so well that I won’t be looking at anything else.
ToadMama says
You are a brave soul. The second pic is my favorite. Snow tires for scooters? A booted bike? You are just full of surprises.
Charlie6 says
Steve….
Those new gloves would go very nicely with a sidecar rig…..whether a Ural or one attached to the Vespa….
Again, great to hear of a company that stands behind their product!
Dom
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