Motorcycle Heaters

Living in Thailand, I sure don't need one now, but has anybody ever come up with a decent heater for a bike? I remember quite a few rides in the past when I cursed myself for not taking my car while I was freezing to death!

 

Yeah I guess in Thailand not too much need for a motorcycle heater.
But in Ontario Canada, north of Toronto, well maybe. I have ridden
in temperatures just a few degrees above freezing. And I have been in
serious search for hot coffee when done.
I don't wear an electric motorcycle vest but I will wear a vest under the leather
Jacket. And even a face mask too if it is really brisk. I know my buddy had a plug in
vest for the cooler months riding. He thought it was great.
I find in the later part of November the motorcycle rides get a bit shorter,
well, a lot shorter. I usually store the bike in mid to late November.
Ryder13

 

Thanks, Ryder! I never even thought of electric vests. I remember when I was in the service and was stuck in some cold places such as South Korea we had electric gloves and they seemed to keep the fingers from freezing.

 

Yeah I have two different sets of motorcycle gloves. I have a set of lined gauntlets and I have a
set of unlined leather workgloves. I always wear gloves riding. But yeah sometimes the gauntlets
are the right set for the day. And as I said, I also have a facemask that works when it gets real brisk.
I am btw not wearing a fullface helmet. I might look into one in the fall.
Ryder13

 

[quote="Ryder13, post: 10386, member: 309
I am btw not wearing a fullface helmet. I might look into one in the fall.
Ryder13[/quote]

I swore against fullface for years until I tried my friends and I was sold! Keeping in mind that I was a lot younger then and my imagine was always in high gear, it gave me a feeling that I was piloting a jet plane!