Shop Gerbing heated motorcycle gloves, a heated jacket liner and 12V accessories at Moto Central. The current collection is built around four Xtreme glove options, one jacket liner and the batteries, controllers and cables needed to create a suitable powered setup.
Gerbing makes a much wider range, but this page contains 11 specific products. Moto Central does not currently list Gerbing heated trousers, socks or glove liners here. Choose the garment first, then confirm its power source, controller and cable compatibility rather than assuming that every Gerbing accessory works with every model or generation.
What is in Moto Central's Gerbing range?
Four heated glove options
Compare Xtreme AIR, Xtreme XRL, Xtreme Cosmo and Xtreme Ladies gloves by cuff, construction, protection, fit and available power options. Product-specific details matter more than the shared Xtreme name.
Heated jacket liner
The 12V liner is designed as a heated mid-layer under a protective jacket. Gerbing's current official guidance describes heating across the collar, chest, sleeves and back.
Temperature control
Single and dual portable digital controllers provide different ways to regulate compatible heated zones. Dual control is useful when two garments or two linked zones need separate settings.
Power and connection parts
The current accessories include an Xtreme battery kit, battery cable, battery and Y-cable connection kit, and coiled extension cable. Each has a specific role and compatibility must be checked.
Choose gloves by fit, cuff and power plan
Xtreme XRL is a long-cuff leather glove with hard-knuckle protection. Gerbing's official UK information specifies a Hipora waterproof, windproof and breathable liner, integrated push-button temperature control and the option of vehicle power or connection through a compatible heated jacket liner.
Xtreme Cosmo uses a textile-led construction and can be powered from the motorcycle or by a compatible optional battery kit. Xtreme Ladies is a separately labelled fit, while AIR provides another model choice within Moto Central's current range. Check the exact product page for construction, protective features, sizing and the accessories supplied with that pair.
Heated gloves should fit closely enough for effective warmth and control without pressure at the fingertips or across the knuckles. Try them with your jacket sleeves and confirm that the cuff, controller and power lead can sit safely without restricting wrist movement.
Plan the complete 12V system
A motorcycle-powered setup normally starts with a suitable fused battery connection, followed by the correct controller and any required Y-cable or extension. The jacket liner can also provide connection points for compatible Gerbing gloves. Follow the instructions for the exact garments rather than building the system from connector appearance alone.
Before fitting, confirm that the motorcycle's charging system has enough spare electrical capacity for the planned heated load. Route cables away from exhausts, steering stops, suspension, sharp edges and other moving parts. If you are unsure about electrical capacity, fuse selection or cable routing, ask a qualified motorcycle technician.
Check model and generation compatibility: Gerbing has produced several power systems, controllers and glove generations. The Xtreme battery kit in this collection is specified for compatible Xtreme gloves, not as a universal battery for every Gerbing garment.
Single or dual temperature controller?
A single controller suits one compatible heated circuit. A dual controller is intended for two separately controlled garments or zones, allowing different heat levels where the wiring supports that arrangement. This can be useful when a jacket liner and gloves do not need the same output.
Do not run a compatible controller above its stated electrical capacity, and never bypass the product instructions. Start at a lower setting, increase gradually and reduce or disconnect the heat if you feel discomfort. Heated clothing should support comfort, not mask cold-related risk or replace suitable weather protection.
Jacket liner fit and layering
The heated liner should sit close enough to transfer warmth efficiently without restricting movement. Wear it over a thin base layer and beneath a properly fitted protective motorcycle jacket, following Gerbing's product instructions. Excessively bulky layers between the liner and body can reduce the benefit of the heating zones.
The liner itself is not a substitute for an armoured riding jacket. Confirm that your outer jacket still closes comfortably, its armour remains correctly positioned and every cable can be disconnected safely when you get off the motorcycle.
Care and safety checks
Disconnect all power before putting on, removing, cleaning or storing heated equipment. Inspect connectors, insulation, battery leads, controllers and garment wiring regularly. Stop using any item with exposed wiring, damaged connectors, unusual hot spots or other signs of damage.
Follow the care label and Gerbing instructions for the exact garment. Remove detachable batteries and controllers where directed, keep connector caps and plugs clean, and allow wet equipment to dry naturally before reconnecting it.
Why buy Gerbing heated gear from Moto Central?
Moto Central keeps the current gloves, jacket liner, battery option, controllers and connection parts together, making it easier to plan a complete system rather than buying a garment without the equipment needed to power it. Our team can help compare glove fit, controller type and cable requirements for the products listed here.
Order online or visit our Wolvey, Leicestershire showroom for practical help. Online orders over Ā£25 qualify for free UK delivery, with free 365-day returns subject to our delivery and returns terms.
Gerbing heated gear questions
What Gerbing heated clothing does Moto Central currently stock?
The collection contains four heated glove models and one heated jacket liner, supported by six battery, controller and cable products.
Can Gerbing gear run from a motorcycle battery?
Compatible 12V products can use a correctly installed motorcycle battery connection. Check the garment instructions, required controller and the bike's available electrical capacity.
Can the Xtreme gloves use portable batteries?
Some compatible Xtreme gloves can use the dedicated Xtreme battery kit. Confirm the exact glove model and generation before ordering because the kit is not universal.
Do I need a temperature controller?
It depends on the product and its built-in controls. Jacket liners and linked zones require the controller specified in their instructions, while some current gloves have their own push-button control.
Is the heated jacket liner protective?
No. It is a heated mid-layer and should be worn beneath a suitable protective motorcycle jacket with correctly positioned armour.
Can Moto Central help plan the connections?
Yes. Contact us with the exact garments, motorcycle and intended power source, or visit the showroom so the team can compare the current controllers and cables.
