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anybody fitted heated grips?

22 posts · Started by gkjnr · 06 Nov 2009

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Here's where I put mine. The heaters work great so far. Will be nice when it's in the 40's in the winter.

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are they much better than normal heated grips and how easy is it to get the standard grips off then back on again, and where did you tap into? the headlight wire?
People in California have heated grips?

fook me, I've learnt something today!
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I've the Symtec Heated Grips installed as well.
The rocker switch sits really nice and flush on the dash.
It's easy to install. Just follow the instruction.
I have it wired up to the Accessory connection under the seat. (it's controlled by the ignition switch so doesn't drain the battery).
A handy tip for putting the original grips back - use hair spray as it help to slide them back on and helps them stick when dry.

They work OK on the high setting - not too much help on the low setting.

Here are 2 pictures of my bike.



I'm not into heated grips myself but the switch on the top of the dash looks pretty cool, the metal toggle switches look crap in comparison.
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