How to - Heated grips - good ones! 

Good to hear. I have been happy with them, so its good to hear some other feedback.

Im sure you can.

Really? I would have thought the Yamaha ones would be fine at 5 degrees. Im surprised. At -5, I dont know if any heated grip will do well enough without muffs! They will keep your palms warm, but you will still have frozen knuckles!

They are ok. Not a super soft rubber, so will probably last a long time, but not as plush as some grips

@@Nerb1 Cheers, keep us all updated... Interested how they go / feel when wet :)

Im actually running the exact same lithium battery. I took it out of my 1190 before I sold it. Im camping this weekend in some overnight low temps, so I'll let you know next week ;)

@@Nerb1 had a 6th sense l had seen that battery before. thanks mate, do not want to get stranded at work in winther 💩

Yes. I use them on every ride and they heat well. The only thing you have to remember is that you are stuck with those grips. You cant put soft ones on. And when they wear out, I expect you have to change the whole lot. Maybe you can get grip replacements without the power box?

Its 10mm wide. I dont find it gets in the way, but it depends how you hold the grips I guess.

That is the nice thing about the box setup, can mount it where ever you want in that area you don't need to have them front and center where most people place them.

I have a similar set of heated grips (different brand) but it's about the same. No bother at all, as long as you position it so it doesn't get in the way when you're going for the indicator

@@mwildermoth Ha.. that magic time of going to a different bike and you grab the horn.

I will put them side by side with some oxfords and measure them. Regarding heat, these are certainly hot enough. Uncomfortable on the highest setting in normal gloves. I dont know if the ofxords are hotter, but I just dont like the oxford box.

Oxford 35mm diameter, komine 32mm. So mot much difference.

Used a number, Oxfords, and a few other no names, even the one that is just an element. As far as ones that are more than just on/off, for me all of them at the lowest setting are warm enough, 2setting is sweaty and from there it is uncomfortable than on when cold and dry. when in the wet and it is 0ºc the other temps come in handy but still never used the max for an extended time. Even when it is warm outside, and you don't run bark buster/air deflectors, the lowest setting is good to keep the wind chill out of your hands which can happen on longer rides, or say from dusk and early morning.

Thanks for the vid. Great work. Do you think these can be just lock wired on rather than glue? I’d like to be able to take these off when the weather is warm and only keep these on on winter. You’d have to wreck these if they were glued?

@@HuskyTommo They have a hard plastic tube, so I dont think they would be able to be wired on. Taking them off will be an issue im sure. I have seen the heated pad type that fits under your normal grip, but I dont know how hot they get.

There is a 12 month statute of limitations in victoria.

@Nerb1 , yep, but unless you waited an year before publishing... My point is: just be mindful and careful when uploading stuff. I never intended to pick on you, all in all, the video is about the grips and not about riding :)

Ha... maybe I got the last of the glue? Thats modern quality control for you! Hopefully my right piston has rings in it.

Yes, I use them to run the relay. I just wasnt sure about pulling power direct. Wires look small.

I have trouble seeing the light though

Im very happy. Work just like heated grips. Hottest setting heats through my winter gloves.

The box says 2.8A 28.8W. I used them today with thick winter gloves and I could still feel the heat well, so I'm happy with them. I think they work out to 130 eur, but better to check with shop. Komine is Japanese, so you might find someone more local. I should get the smaller relays like yours.

Anything under 10c and I want heated grips ;)

@@Nerb1 isee

You get wind chill anywhere in the world when at speed.

I was riding in New South Wales a week ago and it was -2 and it’s not winter yet. Anywhere inland or on the ranges gets freezing in winter in Australia.

When I ask nicely ;)

@@Nerb1 well, unbiased opinion needed tbh, no disrespect intended, anyways I've just purchased them, I work with a Japanese guy who's into bikes and he speaks highly of Komine and knows the brand well.

@@stevestevoh508 Let me know what you think of them. I wont be biased. I dont make videos of stuff i dont like. Regardless, its good form for you to get multiple opinions.

Ha... the lights are not that good. Cheap ebay ones. Nothing like the old Rigid Industries I had on the 1190. I'll do a new T7 review soon and include them for you ;)

@@Nerb1 I also have a cheap eBay one, between the forks so it follows the steering. Yep the rigid get a good rap.

Beat Wayne by 30 seconds.... impressive!

@@Nerb1 thank I’ve seen you on the tracks before also love vides