Everything You Need to Know About First Gear Heated Liners

[@jpcycles]

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[@K9RickRet]

In Upstate New York, heated gear greatly extends your riding season! I have First Gear heated liner & gloves & highly recommend their products!

[@Onedrank]

interesting stuff🤔 Always like the step-by-step instructions 👍Great job.

[@Darth909]

Thanks for making the effort to lay that all out. Very helpful.

[@RocandAnnVilleneuve]

This is a great overview, thank you. You mention that it has a safety and it will reduce to 1amp use if forgotten. At what point will this occur. I ride on the sled for over 8hrs + and would like to know that it will not reduce while wearing and connected. Can you provide me with more details. I am awaiting for a response before I proceed to purchase the heated shirt.

[@johnbaynes8370]

What about the current draw and voltage. Fuse size would also help. Nice video.

[@jpcycles]

Draw would probably depend on how many pieces you are using and what the controller is set at. 15 amp fuse mentioned @ 5:53 .

[@dadtrap]

The only good thing about living in California is that it rarely gets cold enough to need heated gear

[@-thirteen]

Elements are either steel, copper or carbon fiber based. From cheap to expensive, ok, to best. Which are these?

[@KTMGUY95]

Do you have any sheep skin crotch warmers?

[@jpcycles]

Those are collectibles, very rare. If you come across the coveted S. Stone sheep skin crotch warmer guard it with your life.

[@GianlucaLoperfido]

Great job,as always,from Italy

[@lucashughes8063]

Thanks so much! About how long does it take going from power on to full heat?

[@jpcycles]

10-20 seconds tops