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No, And each and every time I install bars I think to myseld "should I install heated grips?" and I never do. And I always regret it. I think there's probably a psychological diagnosis for that, but who knows. I'm toying with changing the bars on my road king, and if I do, for sure this time I will. It's my mostly winter bike anyway...
If you ride in the winter time, they might be worth it. I'm a fair-weather rider, and very new to riding altogether. The way I look at it, I'm still learning to ride so if I can get out there in the semi-cold and still be comfortable, I can get more practice in.
I've read the install procedure for the 2018 Softail Heated Hand Grip installation, and it looks more complicated than I expected. I'm considering just dishing out a few hundred bucks for the dealership to install.
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