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Explore our collection of motorcycle heated apparel, including heated motorcycle jackets and vests, crafted with cutting-edge technology to provide optimal warmth without sacrificing mobility or style. Whether you're commuting to work or embarking on a long-distance journey, our heated gear ensures you stay cozy and focused on the road ahead, even in the coldest conditions.
Discover the perfect heated motorcycle jacket or vest from our selection of top brands and innovative designs. Our heated jackets are engineered with advanced heating elements strategically placed to deliver warmth where you need it most, allowing you to ride comfortably in any weather. Made from high-quality materials and featuring adjustable temperature settings, our heated apparel offers customizable warmth to suit your preferences and riding conditions. With lightweight and flexible construction, you can move freely and confidently while staying comfortably warm on the bike.
At RevZilla, we're committed to providing riders with the best selection of motorcycle gear and accessories, including heated jackets and vests. We carry heated motorcycle jackets for men and women, so you'll be sure to find the ideal fit for you. Our team of experts is dedicated to helping you find the perfect heated gear for your needs, whether you're a seasoned rider or new to the world of heated apparel. With fast shipping and easy returns, shopping for a heated motorcycle jacket or vest has never been more convenient. Still have more questions? Check out our rundown on heated motorcycle gear, and see if it's right for you! Stay warm and ride in comfort with heated gear from RevZilla, and experience the difference on your next cold-weather adventure.
Heated motorcycle jackets (and vests or liners) use super-thin, flexible wires or carbon-fiber panels sewn into the fabric. These panels are powered by your bike's 12-volt battery, generating heat to keep your core warm. You control the temperature with an external controller, letting you dial in the perfect amount of warmth.
Do heated vests work better than heated jackets?
A heated vest is a great option that focuses on keeping your core warm, which helps your whole body feel warmer. A full heated jacket or jacket liner is the ultimate solution, as it provides heat to your core, back, and arms. If you ride in truly freezing temperatures, the full jacket is the way to go.
How much power does heated gear draw from my bike's battery?
Heated gear doesn't draw a ton of power, but you do need to be sure your bike can handle it. A typical heated jacket liner might draw around 70-90 watts on its highest setting. Most modern bikes have enough extra charging capacity (stator output) to run a heated jacket and even heated gloves without a problem.
Can I run heated gear on any motorcycle?
Almost any motorcycle, yes. The key is to check your bike's "stator output," which you can find in your owner's manual or online. You need to have enough "spare" wattage after powering your bike's lights and systems. Smaller, older bikes might struggle, but most modern cruisers, tourers, and ADV bikes have plenty of power to spare.
Discover the perfect heated motorcycle jacket or vest from our selection of top brands and innovative designs. Our heated jackets are engineered with advanced heating elements strategically placed to deliver warmth where you need it most, allowing you to ride comfortably in any weather. Made from high-quality materials and featuring adjustable temperature settings, our heated apparel offers customizable warmth to suit your preferences and riding conditions. With lightweight and flexible construction, you can move freely and confidently while staying comfortably warm on the bike.
At RevZilla, we're committed to providing riders with the best selection of motorcycle gear and accessories, including heated jackets and vests. We carry heated motorcycle jackets for men and women, so you'll be sure to find the ideal fit for you. Our team of experts is dedicated to helping you find the perfect heated gear for your needs, whether you're a seasoned rider or new to the world of heated apparel. With fast shipping and easy returns, shopping for a heated motorcycle jacket or vest has never been more convenient. Still have more questions? Check out our rundown on heated motorcycle gear, and see if it's right for you! Stay warm and ride in comfort with heated gear from RevZilla, and experience the difference on your next cold-weather adventure.
Heated Motorcycle Jackets FAQ's
How do heated motorcycle jackets work?Heated motorcycle jackets (and vests or liners) use super-thin, flexible wires or carbon-fiber panels sewn into the fabric. These panels are powered by your bike's 12-volt battery, generating heat to keep your core warm. You control the temperature with an external controller, letting you dial in the perfect amount of warmth.
Do heated vests work better than heated jackets?
A heated vest is a great option that focuses on keeping your core warm, which helps your whole body feel warmer. A full heated jacket or jacket liner is the ultimate solution, as it provides heat to your core, back, and arms. If you ride in truly freezing temperatures, the full jacket is the way to go.
How much power does heated gear draw from my bike's battery?
Heated gear doesn't draw a ton of power, but you do need to be sure your bike can handle it. A typical heated jacket liner might draw around 70-90 watts on its highest setting. Most modern bikes have enough extra charging capacity (stator output) to run a heated jacket and even heated gloves without a problem.
Can I run heated gear on any motorcycle?
Almost any motorcycle, yes. The key is to check your bike's "stator output," which you can find in your owner's manual or online. You need to have enough "spare" wattage after powering your bike's lights and systems. Smaller, older bikes might struggle, but most modern cruisers, tourers, and ADV bikes have plenty of power to spare.
