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Old 03-19-2011, 04:50 AM
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Question Grip Heaters

Any recommendations? I found Heat Demons Grip Heaters which are inside the handle bars. Did not see a cost. I live in Wisconsin and heaters are nice to have late fall early spring. Here is the web site where I saw them:
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Old 03-19-2011, 05:54 AM
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Any recommendations? I found Heat Demons Grip Heaters which are inside the handle bars. Did not see a cost. I live in Wisconsin and heaters are nice to have late fall early spring. Here is the web site where I saw them:
Heat Demons Grip Heaters
Jan100,

This looks like good idea for a grip heater but I'm not sure how much heat will actually get to your hands. The handle bar is 7/8" and hollow, the stock grip slides on the bar but has a set of ridges that keeps an air gap between the bar and the grip. Then you have the rubber of the grip it's self that provides an insulating layer.

I ride all winter long as long as the roads are clear and the temp is above 15 deg (live in Rockton, IL a few mile south of WI). I used a set of handle bar muffs and when the temp was below 25 deg added some glove warmers to the muffs. Next winter I will be getting some heated grips but ones that fit under my grip puppies which will keep the heat closer to my hands.
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Old 03-20-2011, 07:27 PM
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You are right. There is a lot of steel to heat before it gets to my hands. Do you like any conventional grip warmer?
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Old 03-21-2011, 05:23 PM
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You are right. There is a lot of steel to heat before it gets to my hands. Do you like any conventional grip warmer?
No I didn't look into it much yet. I will look this fall.
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