South Carolina That is the best treatment, haven't had anything cold enough that heated seat, and grips haven't been able to take care of, YET!!!
I have done my share in Colorado's winter pushing through 4 foot drifts, with no windshield, Army field jacket, with liner, wool Army issue long underwear, BDU uniform, and Army issue gloves w/ liners. Pretty much the same in Kansas's winter, when my car couldn't turn over due to the oil being too thick (-20-30 below) MY doggone sportster started, don't know what the windchill factor at 60 mph is at -30 but got frostbit on that trip, only minor nerve damage, hence relocation to South Carolina, the lowest I have seen here is about +20 and 50 degrees by itself isn't terribly cold, but when it is the difference from -30 to +20, the difference becomes more apparent, LOL
The frostbit toes do get tender at +20 but it only lasts till the engine gets warmed up. :roll: :roll: