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    It's 2025 - Happy New Year!
    From the Cyclebitz team, a heartfelt thank you for all the support....

    2024 was a turbulent year.
    We launched our cyclebitz.com website (1 year anniversary), dramatically expanded our product lines & inventory and then saw the greater Asheville / Hendersonville NC area getting wiped out by hurricane Helene on Friday Sept 27th .

    Despite it all, and with tremendous support from the local riding community, we managed to stay in business and even grew a bit.
    For 2025 we have a few exiting things brewing so stay tuned.

    Meanwhile, make sure to create an account on the website to take advantage of special Member Only pricing.
    Can't find what you need on our site or want us to price-match an item or send you a personalized quote?
    Simply email sales@cyclebitz.com
    It's always the best way to reach us. We answer all emails timely.

    Heated Gear


    Extend your riding season
    What are the differences in heated gear? How to choose?

    Generally speaking, there are two groups or systems of heated garments and each group has advantages and disadvantages.

    Traditionally, going back as far as the 80's, we have 12v motorcycle heated gear, powered by the vehicle's electrical system. The advantage is consistent power and long term heat provided to your garments. Great for long trips and every day riders. Several garments (jacket, gloves, pants etc.) can all be connected to the same controller. Disadvantage can be a more complicated setup, being physically connected to the bike.

    More recent we have now a wide variety of 7v (7.4v) lithium rechargeable battery heated garments, useable on or off the bike. The advantage is obviously ease of use. Disadvantages are limited power supply both in duration and heat generation, having to keep batteries charged and not having the ability to connect several garments together.

    Some hybrid systems can be powered either 12v or 7v. Some garments will have a built-in controller and others (the higher quality ones) will need a separate controller. There is a lot of cheap china junk out there in the mix as well.

    If you want to do it right, plan ahead and speak with a heated gear professional before diving into heated gear. At Cyclebitz we have 30 years under our belt working with heated clothing and manufacturers going back to the days of Widder, Eclipse and today still in operation Warm & Safe. Come into the shop or contact us via email at sales@cyclebitz.com