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heated grips
thinking of fitting heated grips to my bike .has anyone fitted them is it hard to do ?and whats the best ones to get.cheers
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Ive always used heated grips and if it didnt have the manufacture heated grips on the bike when i bought it i would put on Oxford heated grips, they are maybe not the fastest to heat up, hottest, sexiest etc etc
But they are popular for a reason they work and are simple to fit, basicall remove your old grips (might need to cut these off), twist on the new grips making sure to have the curved part of the cable away from stopping the levers moving and possibly a dab of glue, wire them up and enjoy the heat. Should be able to find them for �40 or so
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Try these,
Better in my humble opinion than Oxford, and you get to use your own grips. Used them for many years on my off roader as well as my old XT http://www.windingroads.co.uk/shop/product.php/116/symtec_heated_grip_kit/1db58209113ef8c8cfd0611ea3290aad Cheers WB |
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cheers man thanks for the reply .
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Heated Over grips
I recently fitted the oxford heated overgrips. Easy enough to do. I guess easy enough to remove in the summer too. They heat up pretty quick. 2 year guarantee. Got them from a company in N. Ireland called R F Linton & Son cost �41.89 inc postage. Very pleased with the result.
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