...and boy, am I toasty!
My friend at the dealer installed them for me Saturday. Too warm to fully put them to the test on the Sunday ride, but got to try them yesterday. Morning-ride temp--low 40s. Partly or mostly sunny. Light breeze. Put the temp control on Level 3 of 7 levels--was plenty warm. The vest is the one with the fleecey collar, so it really helped keep the draft off my neck (btw. helmet and jacket).
On the way home, around 8 p.m., no sun, temp in the mid- to upper-30s. Level 4. Could have ridden all night. 8)
Only complaint--the gloves are big on me (even the XS) and there's an area on the top of my hand that seems to get too hot. I'm going to try them with the thin liners next ride.
Clothing worn with the vest: thin t-shirt, long-sleeve demin shirt, the Widder vest, my Joe Rocket textile jacket without the liner.
Woohoo! Winter riding, here I come!
Bryna
My friend at the dealer installed them for me Saturday. Too warm to fully put them to the test on the Sunday ride, but got to try them yesterday. Morning-ride temp--low 40s. Partly or mostly sunny. Light breeze. Put the temp control on Level 3 of 7 levels--was plenty warm. The vest is the one with the fleecey collar, so it really helped keep the draft off my neck (btw. helmet and jacket).
On the way home, around 8 p.m., no sun, temp in the mid- to upper-30s. Level 4. Could have ridden all night. 8)
Only complaint--the gloves are big on me (even the XS) and there's an area on the top of my hand that seems to get too hot. I'm going to try them with the thin liners next ride.
Clothing worn with the vest: thin t-shirt, long-sleeve demin shirt, the Widder vest, my Joe Rocket textile jacket without the liner.
Woohoo! Winter riding, here I come!
Bryna