Things You'll Need:
- Measurements
- Inseam,
- Waist,
- Chest,
- Weight,
- Height,
- Body type
- Hips-Women only
- Catalogs
- Know the capacity of your motorcycle battery
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Step 1
Drive to the Aerostich Riderwearhouse if you are near Duluth, MN or call them to request a free catalog at 1-800-222-1994. Gerbing has eight dealerships in the continental USA that you may drive to if you are near or call them to request a free catalog at 1-866-371-HEAT (4328). Widder seemed to have dealerships in most states, or call them at 1-800-992-2653. These appear to be the only manufacturers of heated motorcycle clothing.
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Step 2
Heated vestLook through your catalogs when they arrive to see what is available. For example, you can order a full body suit made out of protective nylon, along with electric heated vest, socks, and gloves. You will be able to make an informed decision based on how far and how often you will be driving in the winter, as well as how much you are willing to spend.
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Step 3
Measure your chest, waist, and inseam to identify the size. Look at the examples given of body type and find the one closest to your body type. Be sure to write everything down, especially if you won't be calling right away.
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Step 4
Battery connector for heated clothingMake a list of the items you intend to order. Include the catalog page number, item number, cost, and additional shipping and handling charges if applicable. When you call, you will be prepared. When choosing a heated vest, remember to order the connector for the motorcycle battery.
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Step 5
Make the callCall to order your suit, heated vest, heated socks, and gloves. You won't be disappointed by how warm you will stay while riding in the winter.
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Step 6
Visit local motorcycle dealers for leather jackets and chaps if you won't be riding more than a few miles. You can get a good idea of what is available and how motorcycle clothing fits you.





















