E ecobully Joined Sep 26, 2014 Messages 50 Location Denver, CO May 11, 2016 #1 I took the scenic route to Colorado Springs from Denver and it was a bit on the cold side once I got into the wooded areas, 45-50F, but my heated seats kept me nice and toasty! No complaints today. What a great bike!!!
I took the scenic route to Colorado Springs from Denver and it was a bit on the cold side once I got into the wooded areas, 45-50F, but my heated seats kept me nice and toasty! No complaints today. What a great bike!!!
J jyli19 Joined Jul 17, 2012 Messages 1,033 Location So-Cal May 12, 2016 #2 Yeah, all Ducati comes with stock seat warmers. Problem is i still can't seem find the on/off switch.
Yeah, all Ducati comes with stock seat warmers. Problem is i still can't seem find the on/off switch.
Styler Joined Apr 3, 2012 Messages 1,087 Location NW Arkansas, USA May 12, 2016 #3 jyli19 said: Yeah, all Ducati comes with stock seat warmers. Problem is i still can't seem find the on/off switch. Click to expand... It is ingeniously integrated with the ignition.
jyli19 said: Yeah, all Ducati comes with stock seat warmers. Problem is i still can't seem find the on/off switch. Click to expand... It is ingeniously integrated with the ignition.
