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Oscar do you think the Kahuna grips feel thick in your hands? I have the HD Get-A-Grip grips and really like them b/c they don't feel huge in my hand. I have other Kahuna accessories and was wondering if I should match them with the grips. $140.00 for the Kahuna grips ain't cheap.
I like mine, feels right, it also depends on gloves you wear, if gloves are wrong size or fit they may make grips feel too big or too small.
I suggest to try them at your dealership if they offer that option. If you looking for just regular Kahuna grips (non heated) I have them laying around, they are in a perfect condition
I suggest to try them at your dealership if they offer that option. If you looking for just regular Kahuna grips (non heated) I have them laying around, they are in a perfect condition
Nice! I went with the Empire all black heated grips. I'm watching your progress on putting things back together. Did the dealer do a good job pulling all the wires?
Originally Posted by OscarN
Since I liked my regular Kahuna grips I went with their heated version (same as on CVOs I believe)
Nice! I went with the Empire all black heated grips. I'm watching your progress on putting things back together. Did the dealer do a good job pulling all the wires?
wires look ok, hope everything works, I fit the bars last night, need to extend one harness and make a harness for the grips (planning to use molex connector on the left side). Solder iron time tonight!
Looking good! Definitely better than before Why didn't you get an extension from somewhere like Fat Baggers Inc or somewhere else like here: https://www.denniskirk.com/kst-kusto...rd/2102836.sku
Pretty cheap, but then, nothing's cheaper than doing it yourself
Originally Posted by OscarN
wires look ok, hope everything works, I fit the bars last night, need to extend one harness and make a harness for the grips (planning to use molex connector on the left side). Solder iron time tonight!
wires look ok, hope everything works, I fit the bars last night, need to extend one harness and make a harness for the grips (planning to use molex connector on the left side). Solder iron time tonight!
I forgot...are those bars 14" or 16"? looking good!!
Looking good! Definitely better than before Why didn't you get an extension from somewhere like Fat Baggers Inc or somewhere else like here: https://www.denniskirk.com/kst-kusto...rd/2102836.sku
Pretty cheap, but then, nothing's cheaper than doing it yourself
Ive got a wire extension, but that particular harness is a custom one that Custom Dynamics made for me in order to make the lower fairing inserts work. Not sure why, but its too short now. Anyways, both harnesses are done. Hopefully Ill put it all back together before we leave for Florida tomorrow night
Installed the Kahuna intake trim this morning. It's cool that it covers the mounting bolt for the intake cover. Now I'm just waiting for the Kahuna grips that Mr. Oscar is sending me and that will complete the bike.
Installed the Kahuna intake trim this morning. It's cool that it covers the mounting bolt for the intake cover. Now I'm just waiting for the Kahuna grips that Mr. Oscar is sending me and that will complete the bike.
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