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#217 Aerostich Electric Warmbib

Aerostich Electric Warmbib #217-221-229-231

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Arrived Just in Time Review by Blacksanction
I ordered the warmbib last week Sunday night and it arrived on my doorstep on Thursday afternoon. I packed it in my saddlebag and rode to work on Friday night. On Saturday morning I left work at 6am and it was 4C or 39F. I plugged my bib in, crossed my fingers and rode home. Man I was glad that I packed it as it did a great job of keeping my warm all the way home.
The bib is a keeper. I have an electric liner and had thought that the bib would be a great backup if I had a pillion who got cold. No I am thinking that I might not share at all- lol. (Posted on 10/3/10)
Pros & Cons Review by BigLew
I wear Gerbing liner, gloves and socks for serious cold weather riding. They have worked well for me, but pack large. The Aerostich bib is small, easy to pack and simple to use. It heats the torso nicely and makes 20-40 degree Fahrenheit days more comfortable. If you're riding on the cooler side of 35 degrees without hand guards, all the leather in the world won't change things. So the bib is a great addition to "cold" riding in the southern states and is also a smile producing item on those unexpectedly cold spring/summer/fall evenings when you didn't pack any serious clothing and need to stay toasty without a lot of bulk. I keep it in the sidecase of my FJR year-round now, because I live farther south but still enjoy being comfortable in the other three seasons. Can't beat it for the bucks. bl (Posted on 1/14/10)
Great! Unplugged or plugged Review by mugwump58
Used in the 20's to the 50's now. Useful plugged or unplugged. Stores very small. I will carry this on long trips in the summer. I did have to stop and buy a newspaper once this summer. I'll never freeze again even in my summer gear or winter for that matter. Yayyy WarmBib. (Posted on 11/14/09)

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"Best Scenic Routes" Website Review: Aerostich Warmbib

As a kid growing up in Northern Minnesota, I remember snowmobiling in temperatures far below zero degrees Fahrenheit. We never thought about how cold it was. We were too busy enjoying the ride.

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Hypothermia is a real risk when riding motorcycles in the winter. Even with temperatures hovering around freezing, windchill and its friend hypothermia quickly become an issue with winter riding. The Mayo Clinic defines hypothermia as a medical emergency that occurs when your body loses heat faster than it can produce it. Hypothermia occurs as your body temperature drops below 95 F (35 C). The Mayo Clinic also says that when your body temperature drops, your heart, nervous system and other organs are affected... Continue to Full Review

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