Heated grips
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Heated grips
Does anyone know where I can buy a set of Dr bike heated grips , none on eBay and Amazon are out of stock ??
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Re: Heated grips
Here ya go Bob ,if you can get two sets and i'll have the others when we catch up mine are getting proper thin !!!
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Re: Heated grips
J and s accessories they have them made for them basically anything Oxford cease making they buy the rights and have them made under Dr bike
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Re: Heated grips
Hi Phil J&S are out of stock at moment but I will keep tryingPHILinFRANCE wrote: ↑Fri Mar 30, 2018 8:29 pm Here ya go Bob ,if you can get two sets and i'll have the others when we catch up mine are getting proper thin !!!
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Re: Heated grips
oxford heated grips .. they are ok, but must remember to turn off afterwards ..
https://www.mandp.co.uk/oxford-hotgrips-commuter.html
or these ..
https://www.mandp.co.uk/r-g-heated-grip ... -bars.html
https://www.mandp.co.uk/oxford-hotgrips-commuter.html
or these ..
https://www.mandp.co.uk/r-g-heated-grip ... -bars.html
Re: Heated grips
Have a look at these
https://www.windingroads.co.uk/brand/sy ... d-grips-uk
You choose your own grips and when they wear out, cut the grips off and replace.
Had them on my bike now for a few years, just make sure the grips you choose are not too dense affects the heat coming through.
https://www.windingroads.co.uk/brand/sy ... d-grips-uk
You choose your own grips and when they wear out, cut the grips off and replace.
Had them on my bike now for a few years, just make sure the grips you choose are not too dense affects the heat coming through.
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Re: Heated grips
Thanks Gary the R&G ones were my second choice , I have the dr bike ones on my Xt and they are great , if I can't find a set I might try the R&Ggaryboy wrote: ↑Fri Mar 30, 2018 9:01 pm oxford heated grips .. they are ok, but must remember to turn off afterwards ..
https://www.mandp.co.uk/oxford-hotgrips-commuter.html
or these ..
https://www.mandp.co.uk/r-g-heated-grip ... -bars.html
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Re: Heated grips
The new oxford grips turn off by themselves after a short period, they are super toasty as well, I fitted them to my CRF.garyboy wrote: ↑Fri Mar 30, 2018 9:01 pm oxford heated grips .. they are ok, but must remember to turn off afterwards ..
https://www.mandp.co.uk/oxford-hotgrips-commuter.html
or these ..
https://www.mandp.co.uk/r-g-heated-grip ... -bars.html
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Re: Heated grips
Is this for the TTr Bob? The stator output is not exactly huge. I have been looking at lighting, sat nav power, grips, etc and am leaning towards battery packs and a hotel!
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Re: Heated grips
heated grips review
1.
the symtec ones can be trimmed a bit (outside) and placed under normal grips
they only take about 3 or 4 amps .. so can be used with small stator/generator outputs
I fitted them to my TTR600, which had virtually zero electrical capacity, and they worked really well (when they worked) and were even too hot in cold weather. .. trouble is, as the ttr600 had no battery, I could not fit them direct, so had to earth them to the frame .. a (very) vibrating frame. .. and they mostly didn't work, as they lost earth contact all the time, due to wire chafing.
. great for low elec capacities / no-battery bikes
. thin profile for hand.
. earth point critical.
. potchy to fit.
. £57.
2.
oxford ones ..
very good heat output
cheap ones £49 need to be turned off after use
dear ones £74 have auto off
very easy to fit
a bit chunky for the hands
seem robust
3.
R + G ones
very very tight fit to the bars (difficult to fit)
good heat output
too thick hand profile for sports bikes
cheap
4.
honda ones
brill but very very expensive, £275.
slim
class
but heating varies
1.
the symtec ones can be trimmed a bit (outside) and placed under normal grips
they only take about 3 or 4 amps .. so can be used with small stator/generator outputs
I fitted them to my TTR600, which had virtually zero electrical capacity, and they worked really well (when they worked) and were even too hot in cold weather. .. trouble is, as the ttr600 had no battery, I could not fit them direct, so had to earth them to the frame .. a (very) vibrating frame. .. and they mostly didn't work, as they lost earth contact all the time, due to wire chafing.
. great for low elec capacities / no-battery bikes
. thin profile for hand.
. earth point critical.
. potchy to fit.
. £57.
2.
oxford ones ..
very good heat output
cheap ones £49 need to be turned off after use
dear ones £74 have auto off
very easy to fit
a bit chunky for the hands
seem robust
3.
R + G ones
very very tight fit to the bars (difficult to fit)
good heat output
too thick hand profile for sports bikes
cheap
4.
honda ones
brill but very very expensive, £275.
slim
class
but heating varies