Seems like a interesting twist on an age old problem, one without permanent installation or excessive cost. Lace them on, take them off like shoes
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Re: heated grip - easy solution
Hmmmm. Tempting.
I have borrowed the spouse's heated gloves (at 165 clams US) on occasion, and they are quite nice, but this looks to be a pretty elegant solution at a far more reasonable price. I also question how much protection the heated gloves offer, since I think they are more for snowmobile use.
I have borrowed the spouse's heated gloves (at 165 clams US) on occasion, and they are quite nice, but this looks to be a pretty elegant solution at a far more reasonable price. I also question how much protection the heated gloves offer, since I think they are more for snowmobile use.
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Re: heated grip - easy solution
Will they keep my feet warm..?homie wrote:Seems like a interesting twist on an age old problem, one without permanent installation or excessive cost. Lace them on, take them off like shoes
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Re: heated grip - easy solution
homie, good idea but what do the Harley biker reviewer's say? Overall quality? Gotta be a downside to these ezy grip heaters.
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Re: heated grip - easy solution
Sorry WN, I know nothing more about this product 'heated grip covers'. Hoping one of you guys might spring for it and give us a review. Sounds too good to be true. I guess the electrical connection moves with the throttle so beware. If it's built to Harley's accessory standards paying a premium for quality gear and suffering no fools, that crowd will give it terrible reviews if crappo.WhiteNoise wrote: homie, good idea but what do the Harley biker reviewer's say? Overall quality? Gotta be a downside to these ezy grip heaters.
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Re: heated grip - easy solution
Slightly different part number, but it would appear that the price is maybe a bit higher with the ebay seller.
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/bike ... erview_tab
I also found the exact part# at Honda of the Ozarks
http://shop.hondaoftheozarks.com/eshopp ... TED_GR.htm
Given the snow that is currently falling, thinking about heated grips is pretty appealing. Wiring these into a battery-tender compatible plug would make removal for the warmer weather a breeze.
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/bike ... erview_tab
I also found the exact part# at Honda of the Ozarks
http://shop.hondaoftheozarks.com/eshopp ... TED_GR.htm
Given the snow that is currently falling, thinking about heated grips is pretty appealing. Wiring these into a battery-tender compatible plug would make removal for the warmer weather a breeze.
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Re: heated grip - easy solution
If you feel cheap and don't need as much heat then this cheap ebay kit might be for you.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/121670721414?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT
I bought this kit and installed it on my PCX. It definitely isn't as hot as OXFORD over-grip grip heaters that I have used in the past, but might me good enough depending on your environment.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/121670721414?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT
I bought this kit and installed it on my PCX. It definitely isn't as hot as OXFORD over-grip grip heaters that I have used in the past, but might me good enough depending on your environment.
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