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Gerbing's Heated Clothing
In the 1970's Gordon Gerbing owned a small machine shop just south of Seattle that primarily produced parts for Boeing airplanes. Several of his employees rode motorcycles to work all year, even through the Seattle winter chill and dampness. Gordon noticed the discomfort of these employees when they arrived at work after a cold morning's winter ride. His goal? Look for a way to keep these riders warm. His answer? Wire motorcycle clothing with heating pads and connect the pads to the bike's electrical system.
For all year motorcycle riders.
No longer looking like Michelin’s mascotte man when riding your motorcycle in wintertime if you wear Gerbing’s heated liner jacket, vest and / or pants.
Even with temperatures below freezing you will still be able to handle your motorcycle properly with the flexible, waterproof and relatively thin Gerbing heated gloves. And last but not least keeping your feet warm with the heated socks.
It is up to you to decide which parts of your body you want to keep comfortably warm during your winter trips.
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