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[Georgehjr]

Just bought a jacket liner and gloves, HD stuff, from my local dealer - got a 15% discount.  Got the dual control thermostat, too. 

Decided to install the dedicated wiring harness to the battery instead of trying to use the battery tender lead (book said not to use battery tender lead).  At 8.6 amps max draw, it might have been okay.  I put a 15 amp fuse in the holder - don't want a erroneous fuse blow on a cold day.

The installation process went fine: I followed the recommendations on this forum so not to have the alarm siren go off (have the key fob on the bike, turn on the ignition, pull the Maxi-fuse).  Worked fine....putting things back in, I turned the ignition switch to off BEFORE installing the Maxi-fuse....worked fine.  No alarm.  Had to reset the clock, but that's all.

Now, need a cold day to try this all out!

I hope it's like next November 

[semperfi81]

Very happy with the HD heated jacket liner. It has built in cords for heated gloves. With a two-control thermostat (also HD) you can set separate temps for gloves and jacket liner.

Awesome piece of gear. We are very happy w/ the MoCo heated jacket and gloves w/dual control T/S.

[tennisman]

Strange time to discuss heated gear BUT...my comments are:

• A MUST is to try it on; jacket liner should be slightly snug over a T-shirt (that's all you want under the liner) - my other apparel are gloves, try some on, too....makes internet sales difficult unless you 'do the obvious'
• I bought HD cause they had a 20% off sale...HD heated stuff is made by Gerbing and comes with a lifetime warranty on the electrical part....can't beat that! 

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