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enough to do any long-distance road trips. You kind of get to work your way up for that. If you're going to be doing some long road trips on the bike, I can go and ride when it's cooler. I've got an electric jacket liner that goes underneath my riding coat and that can draw up to 77 watts of power to heat up. The arms and the torso and that helps me ride when it's cold. If it's hot, super hot and dry, it's uncomfortable riding. I'd rather ride if it's cooler, not necessarily rain and snow, but ride when it's cooler than if it's super, super hot. Especially if I'm going into Eastern Washington and stuff I know I can get super hot.