Heated Grips
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Joined: May 2007
Posts: 310
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From: North Texas
Spend your money on some Lee Parks groves, or Harley heated gloves. Just my 2 cents.
http://leeparksdesign.com/gloves/
http://leeparksdesign.com/gloves/
Road Captain
Joined: Sep 2016
Posts: 715
Likes: 114
From: Texas Hill Country
Spend your money on some Lee Parks groves, or Harley heated gloves. Just my 2 cents.
http://leeparksdesign.com/gloves/
http://leeparksdesign.com/gloves/
joe
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Joined: Jun 2017
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From: Near Yosemite
Gloves heat the backs of your hands and fingers, the parts in the wind. I've had a pair Sedici Hot Wire Gloves for about 4 years now and love them. Ride in 20+ weather in the morning and rarely have them on high.
Road Warrior
Joined: Jul 2015
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From: Ohio
so for most of my local dealerships that'd be about $90
Road Warrior
Joined: Jul 2015
Posts: 1,512
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From: Ohio
Well, you didn't ask for advice....
but as long as everyone else is voting I will too
I won't have one without the heated grips. With a good pair of gloves they'll keep my hands warm even on a road king or a softtail without a fairing. With a fairing the back of the hand thing isn't an issue for me - the fairing blocks most of the wind off the hands anyway.
Also, using heated grips you don't have to remember to grab your heated gloves, or to plug them in. The grips are also easier to adjust since the **** is right on the end of the left grip.
I've tried both the gloves and the grips and the grips are the way to go for me.
but as long as everyone else is voting I will too
I won't have one without the heated grips. With a good pair of gloves they'll keep my hands warm even on a road king or a softtail without a fairing. With a fairing the back of the hand thing isn't an issue for me - the fairing blocks most of the wind off the hands anyway.
Also, using heated grips you don't have to remember to grab your heated gloves, or to plug them in. The grips are also easier to adjust since the **** is right on the end of the left grip.
I've tried both the gloves and the grips and the grips are the way to go for me.
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Cruiser
Joined: Nov 2016
Posts: 247
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From: Central Minnesota
I like my heated grips also, they work well for me. I have had heated clothing in the past and don't care for the cords.
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Joined: Apr 2017
Posts: 349
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From: Bedford, Nova Scotia
We do a lot of cold weather riding here in the Great White North. I've done without heated grips and suffered for decades. A pair is definitely going on next time I have the steering neck bearings done or the fairing has to come off. For a street glide I was quoted 3 hours unfortunately.
