Leather warmer

**Waylander** · 9th July 2005, 21:32

Don't have to worry about me jacket being cold tomorrow. Got myself a personal heater just for my jacket. Wonder if it'll work in my helmet?

**skidz** · 9th July 2005, 23:03

Might end up with an itchy head if it warmed ya helmet.

**Pathos** · 10th July 2005, 01:08

My kitten is a revolutionary hot waterbottle at the moment, snuggles up under the sheets and never gets cold. Gotta make sure I don't roll over though...

**Riff Raff** · 10th July 2005, 01:39

Originally Posted by Pathos

My kitten is a revolutionary hot waterbottle at the moment, snuggles up under the sheets and never gets cold. Gotta make sure I don't roll over though...

When my cats snuggle up to me at night (one on either side of me) there's no way I can roll over. They become dead weights and I'm stuck there until one of them moves. I stay warm tho.

Al · 10th July 2005, 06:07

When my cats snuggle up to me at night (one on either side of me) there's no way I can roll over. They become dead weights and I'm stuck there until one of them moves. I stay warm tho.

Riff Raff, how could you call WT a "pussy"? Surely he's not THAT bad?

Al

**myvice** · 10th July 2005, 11:48

WARNING!!!
Dont transport kittens home under your jacket!
He didnt like it one little bit (neather did I but desperate needs ect. Better than the other fate that awated him.)
How can such little animals cause so much pain and blood loss in a 15min ride?

**Lou Girardin** · 11th July 2005, 10:11

He could use your helmet as a litter box. It'll be warm for a while too.

**Coyote** · 11th July 2005, 11:03

That cat has no nose!!!

**F5 Dave** · 11th July 2005, 11:09

Seriously, try a Widder electric Vest. They are so cool. I mean , not cool, um,

I have tried some local attempts, but they pale in comparison.

**skidz** · 11th July 2005, 14:37

Ya just have to harden up a bit!

**F5 Dave** · 11th July 2005, 15:26

Originally Posted by skidz

Ya just have to harden up a bit!

Well my pillion ends up wearing it & it makes her very happy & that makes me more comfortable. When I have worn it, it's bliss, you have no idea until you try it.

‘Course I don’t ride a bad bikie machine. Grrr [scares children].

**Ixion** · 11th July 2005, 15:36

Originally Posted by F5 Dave

Well my pillion ends up wearing it & it makes her very happy & that makes me more comfortable. When I have worn it, it's bliss, you have no idea until you try it.

‘Course I don’t ride a bad bikie machine. Grrr [scares children].

Trouble with those sort of things, for me (I assume this one is the same) is that you have to plug them into the bike. Being a natural born idiot, I invariably, before long, leap of the bike journey's end, still teethered and attached, and either fall flat on my face, or rip the wiring apart.

What I need is a self contained one. Maybe a small steam generator , and I could shovel a little coal in every so often ?

**SixPackBack** · 11th July 2005, 15:41

Originally Posted by Ixion

Trouble with those sort of things, for me (I assume this one is the same) is that you have to plug them into the bike. Being a natural born idiot, I invariably, before long, leap of the bike journey's end, still teethered and attached, and either fall flat on my face, or rip the wiring apart.

What I need is a self contained one. Maybe a small steam generator , and I could shovel a little coal in every so often ?

WINJA"S bullshit would warm the african continent......try a bit of that

**F5 Dave** · 11th July 2005, 15:47

Originally Posted by Ixion

Trouble with those sort of things, for me (I assume this one is the same) is that you have to plug them into the bike. Being a natural born idiot, I invariably, before long, leap of the bike journey's end, still teethered and attached, and either fall flat on my face, or rip the wiring apart.

What I need is a self contained one. Maybe a small steam generator , and I could shovel a little coal in every so often ?

They have their own plugs they designed after the old ones they used kept falling out.

Happened just yesterday. On a curly cord. Ping, no problem. They have the right grip to remain plugged in, but will pull out when inevitably you forget.