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Copronymous · 01-07-2008, 09:57 PM

I had been giving serious consideration to some Gerbing Heated gear. I decided recently, though, to just go with some Thinsulated gear to block wind, since I'm in Texas and cold weather doesn't last all that long. I buy some stuff from MOTOLIBERTY. They're located in Dallas, but do good online sales as well.

I stopped by the store and noticed they now have heated gear from TOUR MASTER: https://www.motoliberty.com/list_pro...11&SubCatID=29

These guys do great business, and the Tour Master stuff is considerably more affordable than Gerbing. Just a little heads-up for the money-conscious rider

01-07-2008, 09:57 PM	#1 (permalink)
Copronymous Fender Buffer Joined: Jul 2007 Bike: 2007 M50 Location: Arlington, TX Posts: 422	Heater Gear I had been giving serious consideration to some Gerbing Heated gear. I decided recently, though, to just go with some Thinsulated gear to block wind, since I'm in Texas and cold weather doesn't last all that long. I buy some stuff from MOTOLIBERTY. They're located in Dallas, but do good online sales as well. I stopped by the store and noticed they now have heated gear from TOUR MASTER: https://www.motoliberty.com/list_pro...11&SubCatID=29 These guys do great business, and the Tour Master stuff is considerably more affordable than Gerbing. Just a little heads-up for the money-conscious rider __________________ "He's down there right now, looking up at us." M50 Service Manual \|\| Joe Bless George Carlin \|\| Don't click here (and especially HERE)