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12V Motorcycle Heated Gear for Women Riders

Powered by Your Bike, Head to Toe

Gerbing's 12V system wires into your motorcycle to power a full kit of heated gear — jacket liners, gloves, pants, and footwear — with warmth that lasts as long as the ride, never limited by a battery charge.

Build and Control Your Setup

Start with a jacket liner, add gloves, pants, and heated insoles, then tie it together with a Gerbing temperature controller to fine-tune heat across every zone for your ride.

Riding Gear from the Original Brand

Gerbing pioneered heated riding gear and still builds it for real-world miles. Every 12V product is backed by Gerbing's warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the full women's 12V motorcycle kit include?

This collection covers the complete women's 12V system — jacket and vest liners, gloves, pant liners, and heated footwear — all powered by your motorcycle. Add a temperature controller and harnesses to run several garments at once and adjust heat zone by zone for head-to-toe warmth.

In what order should I build a women's 12V setup?

Start with a jacket liner for the biggest comfort gain, since core warmth matters most. Add gloves next, since hands take the brunt of the wind, then pant liners and heated insoles. Tie it together with a controller as you expand. Building in stages spreads the cost while staying on one system.

Are the women's 12V pieces cut differently from the men's?

Yes. The women's 12V gear is shaped for a women's fit through the torso, arms, and hands for better warmth and comfort, while using the same heating technology and connection system as the rest of the line. Everything connects to the same controllers and harnesses regardless of fit.

Can my motorcycle power a full women's 12V kit?

Most modern motorcycles have enough charging output to run a full head-to-toe kit while riding. Larger touring bikes handle it easily; smaller bikes may have less headroom for every garment at once. If you're unsure, check your bike's charging capacity, and reach out if you'd like help estimating your setup's draw.