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Easy Ed
I am upgarding to a newer ST and wonder what the best heated grips are now that the stock have been discontinued. I do not mind paying more for a really good product. Thanks so much for your suggestions.
Thanks Dave!I have had the Symtec heaters with BMW grips on my 1300 for 10 years, they work great and are not that costly.
Thank You!I use Oxford heated grips which, so far, seem to work well.
Like oil, like tires, like batteries, there is no 'best' set of heated grips.I use Oxford heated grips which, so far, seem to work well.
Yes, inexpensive too, about $60 shipped. I have them on three machines now. Hot, is hot!Oxford heated grips - touring edition - in nearly 30 years of motorcycling I've yet to experience better.
Thank you!Oxford heated grips - touring edition - in nearly 30 years of motorcycling I've yet to experience better.
Thanks JimI have used symtec grip heaters on 2 bikes and like them fine. I like the round rocker switch. They were 20 something bucks back in the day not long ago.
I have a hondaline set on my 07 ST that I had to repair when I got the bike and now it works fine as well.
The controller is not waterproof?Yes, inexpensive too, about $60 shipped. I have them on three machines now. Hot, is hot!
The controller needs to be bagged in rain.
+1 on the Symtec heaters. First had them on my ST1100 and then on my 1300. Never had an issue with them.I have had the Symtec heaters with BMW grips on my 1300 for 10 years, they work great and are not that costly.
Thank You!+1 on the Symtec heaters. First had them on my ST1100 and then on my 1300. Never had an issue with them.
The controller is completely waterproof, used them on all types of bikes all year round and they've never leaked or failed. They're worth putting your hand a little deeper in your pocket for, UK made as well so the quality is a given.The controller is not waterproof?
I'm no help since I haven't done it yet but this is the way I'm going to go. The main draw is keeping the BMW grips which I really like. They're very comfortable and wide enough for my hands with heavy gloves. If either the grids or grips go bad they can be replaced cheaply. This and the initial low cost are added perks.I have had the Symtec heaters with BMW grips on my 1300 for 10 years, they work great and are not that costly.