Posted February 23, 201015 yr hi, has anyone used a biketek bike-it heated inner jacket? any good compared to gerbing? it seems to me the gerbing is more restricted on where it heats. and does anyone know a stockist in either kent or south/south east london? cheers guys
February 24, 201015 yr hi, has anyone used a biketek bike-it heated inner jacket? any good compared to gerbing? it seems to me the gerbing is more restricted on where it heats. and does anyone know a stockist in either kent or south/south east london? cheers guys Dunno about Biketek, but here are a couple of alternatives. I've used a Keis, this heats the kidney area (thoery being that it warms the blood as it passed through the kidney keeping your core warm) and they are very good. But take a look at EXO2 jackets as they have a unique cloth that heats the entire jacket, I have the gloves and they were great in the Arctic
February 24, 201015 yr Well, with Kent being Kent, I'm sure most bike accessory shops can get one in for you. You're kinda spoilt for choice down there!!
February 24, 201015 yr Author cheers lads. The two mentioned are both gillets and i seem to get most of the wind on my shoulders so am looking for something with sleeves thar get warm too. Maybe i am just wimping out but i am getting older and thars an excuse i use for lots of things now. I would also like to see one before i decide so i can compare quality etc. Thanx for the replies
February 24, 201015 yr Wimping out? Well, yes you are, but... "Any fuckwitt can rough it - A good soldier makes himself comfortable under any conditions!!".
February 24, 201015 yr you dont have to agree with me. As we mature.....alot of people agree with us... Queen said it best "move out of my way" I crack myself up
February 24, 201015 yr Who you calling 'Mature'??!! I'm a mere 30 years old and loving every peurile second of it!! And which queen said that, anyway? ....kidding!!!
February 25, 201014 yr As I said, you could be considered a wimp... or you could be considered sensible by making yourself comfortable. Depends on how you look at it For me, comfort = control = safe and enjoyable riding.
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