Please say it aint so(heated grips)
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Heated gloves are definitely a better option for longer rides in colder weather. The problem with heated grips is that if your gloves are too thick the heat doestn't get through the palms and if they're light enough to feel the heat off the grips then the back of your hands freeze. But heated grips, like a heated seat, are great when you get caught coming home a little later than you expected and aren't dressed for a cooler ride than planned.
On long rides, especially in the spring and fall, I prefer heated glove liners. They aren't expensive and work with any gloves that'll fit over them. Those and a heated vest are perfect for winter rides too.
On long rides, especially in the spring and fall, I prefer heated glove liners. They aren't expensive and work with any gloves that'll fit over them. Those and a heated vest are perfect for winter rides too.
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My '14 Limited came stock with the heated grips. While I'm not excited about the way the stock black grips look, I won't spend hundreds to change them. I don't know how long they'll last - but I can tell you the dial goes from 0 to 6, & I can't get it past 2 without them getting too hot. So far I'm happy with them.
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Sorry for the vagueness of my post, I bought a set of take off oem heated grips in the classified section here and have decided not to use them. I sent the OP a PM as I did not know if it was proper to post a "for sale" item in this thread. Anyone interested in these oem grips shoot me a pm.
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