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greatescape 06-01-19 18:52

Should have fitted them years ago!!
 
Heated grips I mean....they are just brilliant!. ...wish I'd done this mod years ago. I was riding yesterday in 3 0r 4 degrees with nice warm hands....joy!. Steve

Cozi70 06-01-19 19:09

I agree. A great addition to almost any bike.

nikroc 06-01-19 19:42

which ones did you go for?..

greatescape 06-01-19 22:49

Some Oxford ones...half price from M +P,'s sale. And I used Araldite instead of superglue on the grips....gives a bit of time to position them . Steve

harryP 06-01-19 23:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by greatescape (Post 237518)
Some Oxford ones...half price from M +P,'s sale. And I used Araldite instead of superglue on the grips....gives a bit of time to position them . Steve

Oh dear.....

nikroc 07-01-19 09:39

I bought the cheaper one's..no complaints here.

Chalk Two 08-01-19 08:28

I dare you to go to the next level and try out a heated jacket......and/or heated gloves. I've been a huge fan of Gerbing kit and it came in to its own when I'd finished a 12 hour night shift and had 25 miles of UK motorway to cover, all year long, before bed.

nikroc 08-01-19 09:58

I dont need daring..just a bigger pension!

greatescape 08-01-19 20:24

Heated waist coat next!....and Harry....I guess you mean the Oxford grips aren't the best quality!, hopefully they will last a few years. I'm waterproofing the connectors and mounting the controller on the left dash panel to protect it. Reduced from �70 to �32 ....a d my hands are toasty! Steve

harryP 13-01-19 00:26

No Steve, I've nothing against Oxford tackle and have had a few pairs of the heated grips. My concern is in your use of Araldite to fit them. You may have made a rod for your back sometime down the line, I hope not.:nod:

greatescape 13-01-19 02:26

I agree with you on that one Harry!, but when your glueing skills are as dodgy as mine the super glue bonds way too quickly!...cheers, Steve

harryP 13-01-19 17:19

Steve, I have just moved house and badly need to reduce my bike clothing pile. I have a Heated Jacket you might be interested in. Worn very infrequently. I'm 43inch chest. I can't remember the brand.

If your interested I'll dig it out and test it. �30 posted. Let me know.

greatescape 14-01-19 00:57

Cheers Harry.....yes please! Steve

harryP 14-01-19 10:00

Please give me a day or two as this place is a sea of cardboard boxes at the moment...

harryP 14-01-19 12:24

The Jacket is a KHS Giali I think it says.

I have modded it by the addition of a coil lead and BMW DIN type plug.

I will send you a female DIN to stick across your battery with 10 amp fuse fitted. You supply the cable!

You are getting a bargin!

Send your address via private message.

I'll send my email address via a PM

PanosP 20-01-19 17:39

Likewise, fitted the Oxford ones my self two weeks ago. Best thing ever! Not had to turn them above 50% yet. I also have muffs!

RalEva 25-01-19 10:38

Hi guys,


did you take the tank off, to get the wiring to the battery?
Where did you go with the wiring?


Best wishes


Ralf

nikroc 25-01-19 12:13

I lifed the tank and propped it on a block of wood,after Id took it off the front mounts.
I used a snake/flexible bicycle cabe,from direction of the rear and gently pushed allowing it to find a way through the wiring.


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