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Hello, I’m looking for some smaller diameter heated grips. I have the standard OEM style that come on my Road Glide Limited and they are a little fat for my liking. Does anyone know if Harley makes a smaller diameter? Thanks
Assuming you are using the stock factory heated grip you are going to be very hard pressed to find anything smaller than 1.5 inches. Bars alone are 1 inch.
Assuming you are using the stock factory heated grip you are going to be very hard pressed to find anything smaller than 1.5 inches. Bars alone are 1 inch.
On the Harley parts web site they list the diameter of the heated grips. I haven't looked at all of them, but 1.50 inches was the smallest diameter I saw. Some were 1.60 inches.
Just keep in mind that the HD small heated grips wire externally, not internally like the stock fatties.
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I'm looking at these for my 2011 Road King. In reading the what it will, what it won't fit paragraph it seems as though it won't fit Touring bikes with TBW. But if you look at the year matrix it says it does. I'm thinking of getting these, do both sides wire thru the bars or just the right side?
If you look a little further the installation instructions for the various bikes/years are there Installation Instructions
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