John Rood (Blue darien), Craig & Rebecca Clark (Black and Black dariens), Martin McBride (green darien), Marie Waines (Hi-viz darien) on a europe trip in september 2005 Mason Huffline and some friends. 'Hanging out' atop Mt. Washington, NH June 2004. Rider: Nate Katz, Photo: Sara Katz. Jason Kaplitz Aug 2005 at Meat Cove, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia Brian Kalsbeek on the road from Saigon to Dalat, Vietnam on a 110cc Honda! November 2005.

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Aerostich WINDSTOPPER Electric Vest #285-286-287

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A unique blend of common sense engineering, ultra-compactible design and careful craftsmanship. Key technical features that make an Aerostich vest your best choice: A slightly shorter, thinner heated collar that fits your neck better and slides under a jacket collar with less bunching. A longer trunk length giving a greater total heated area. Only two pockets: one for storing the power cord and one that the entire vest pulls into, forming a neat, compact package. Includes: fused, lighted coil cord hookup and power switch. 45 watts / 3.3 amps (works with all BMW standard power outlets). Specify QuiConnect 2, SAE or BMW connectors.

WINDSTOPPER®
WINDSTOPPER® fabric is 100% windproof and half as thick as TLTec Wind Blocker fleece. Black. 38–54 regular.

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