BikeMaster 7/8 🔥 120mm Black Heated Grips Review

The handles get very hot. The wires could be cast better on site, but this is not a price obstacle. But the gas pipe was VERY big. Tried on 3 bikes. I fucking taped it and tied it with wire and zip tie for 4 days before the glue set. So don't install them thinking you'll be driving 15 minutes after installing them. Hopefully mine was just high tolerance and not all grips are that flimsy. But with almost a whole tube of glue (not what they give you, but real pressure sensitive glue) it's now…

There are cheaper heated grips out there and I was hoping it would be worth paying a little more for them. Once installed and used, they actually seem to be able to cost a lot more. The processing quality is first class, the design has been thought through down to the smallest detail. The kit includes everything you need for installation plus a few items you don't need. They even contained superglue. The control module has a good mounting kit, the module is sealed with silicone, and the circuit

These heated grips are AWESOME! After reading a few other reviews here I decided to give it a try and I only wish I had bought it sooner. They're really easy to install, but you have to make sure that one handle is slightly larger than the other so it can slide over the gas tube. Mine had no glue in the box, the throttle side just needed some glue or hairspray to stick, the clutch side shrunk perfectly and tightly with no glue. As many others have said, these things are getting HOT. I use a set

This is awesome, wish I had heated grips on my bike much sooner! Installed on XT250 2014. If it's cold but not slippery, I can ride to work in spring and late fall. I can get my dogs to walk at night in mid-January without stopping and warming my hands every few minutes. I like the different temperature settings, the highest setting is too hot to handle with bare hands but perfect for zero weather with heavy gloves. My dad put them on as a surprise when I was gone for a week. He said they were…

Recently installed on my Suzuki DR-Z 400. Wiring is simple, the left grip had to be tapped out with a hammer and block of wood even after it was reamed. . The right hand grip fits snugly against the gas tube but not tight enough to prevent it from moving. There's superglue for that. I fitted mine with a relay so they automatically turn off when the engine is not running. That made the installation a bit more difficult, but if you connect it directly to the battery it will be very easy. The wire

We buy heated grips to keep us warm in the winter, but we have to live with these grips all year round. It's summer now and I really like the feel of these pens. They are slightly larger in diameter than regular pens, which suits me fine. It's like grabbing the fat steering wheel of my sports car against the skinny steering wheel of my wife's Lexus. The rubber is soft enough to provide good traction without feeling like it's wearing out too quickly, but time will tell. The texture grips my…

I'm writing this review after six rides with these heated grips at 35-65F. These grips are excellent. , Period. They also have great value compared to other brands. I chose this model for the price, the ease of installation, the fully integrated unit that can be replaced with original handles and the small and simple controller. I hate the look of other models with huge controllers and lots of distracting LCD screens or LED displays. It's easy and gets the job done. Specifications: My "offline"