Heating elements are double-wound on an aluminum tube, giving a high/low heat range without the use of resistorsGrips require little current to heat (36W, 3 amps)Faster warm-upsFit over the handlebar; fasten with sheet metal screw for easy removalAlso available in open-ended style
J**E
Great heat for the money.
They were easy to install and they heated up quickly. Note: when you're installing, be sure to utilize the set screws so they stay secure on the vehicle's handlebars.
A**E
Excellent Handlebar Grips
These are awesome handlebar warmers, the low setting is warm enough for all but the coldest rides. Installation was fairly straight forward. I used the existing switch on our '05 Skidoo GSX 550, just tied into the wiring harness at the riser clamp. The screws hold the grips on securely. I highly recommend them.
C**D
they fit good and are comfortable but draw more power than the ...
Added these to a '79 Polaris Cobra, they fit good and are comfortable but draw more power than the engine's electrical system is really capable of. The nice thing is they look right for the machine and heat well as long as I don't try to have them on at idle.
N**N
One Star
This is not a very well made product. Just cheep from the word go. Don't buy this
M**K
Beefy handles
It's hard to tell from the picture what these really look like. They are heavy duty. They appear to be well constructed. The installation was relatively simply. They don't seem to get really warm, but I don't know if that will be a problem or not.
J**N
We put these on our 6 wheeler. We live ...
We put these on our 6 wheeler. We live in northern Ohio and just got 29 inches of snow in 3 days - these where a blessing during plowing!
R**R
Three Stars
Cheap retainer screws. Do not use them.
R**X
Four Stars
nice & warm only issue is they're slippery, hard to hang on to
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