12V Motorcycle Heated Grips Cover, Universal Handlebar Grip, 3 Temperature Settings, IP67 Waterproof, ATV Scooter Motorcycle Hand Grip Heater Warmer Hot with Switch & Fuse by OXWIND

Been using these for two seasons now, up in Canada, and near daily use through the months of October to May, and it keeps working. Never given any trouble. I remove it for the 3-4 months of warm, then back on. Used it on Suzuki Boulevard cruiser, then transferred to a Honda VTX cruiser. Excellent product and best if used with snowmobile gloves for really cold days. Has 3 levels of heat. In May, I use it al lowest level when riding by lake sides.

Amazing quality. Heats up quick and stayed at temp for my entire ride. Did have it installed by a mechanic tho. He had it done within the hour. When not in use I just unplug and store them.

Originally bought these because I didn’t want to commit to putting heated grips on. I originally bought these for a Harley and they won’t fit around the grip. That’s okay I’m going to use them on my KLR instead. I like the fact that you can remove them. The harness and the plugs to the grips seem pretty robust. So I wrapped these around a piece of conduit and put them on a power supply. At just around 13 volts it draws 2.5 amps on high and then starts to actually get down to 2 amps as it warms up. When you first start them up there’s a red light on that pulses and it ramps up the heat pretty quick and then eventually it will turn blue to a medium setting. The setting definitely is warm enough. High gets very hot but then again I didn’t have gloves on nor did I have them wrapped around the grips. I did have them on the conduit to act as a bit of a heat sink to simulate that and they still get very hot. The low is low but you can still feel it with your bare hand and it’s still fairly hot. I’m going to quickly wire these up and use these for cold morning commutes. One thing I do like as I stated is you can pull these grips off put them away when you don’t need them. The velcro on them is very strong and the harness is wrapped in a webbing to help protect it. The on and off switch is also a good size so you can easily operate it with your gloves and again it looks very robust. Time will tell how long these last but for the price point I still think it’s a great deal. I only wish they would make ones that would fit a 1.5 inch grip

These are a very easy install and work quite well. I’m impressed with how warm they get. If your grips are very fat, they will not reach around enough to Velcro. My ISO grips on my gl1500se were too fat. I ordered some heat shrink grip covers for $8.

Awesome! I bought one set for one of my bikes to try before I bought another for my other bike. I had old lace-up heaters, which were not very comfortable. But these are thin and attach via velcro. The on-off function has 3 heat levels and the off. The on-off button is lighted so I can see if the unit is on, and what temp setting. Great so you don’t forget and leave it on, and drain the battery. I hooked it straight up to the battery. Very warm, almost too hot when it gets going with the “high” setting. But a neat thing is that it has a plug next to the warmers, and I can unplug them in warmer weather without removing all the hard wiring and just remove the warmers. So, I bought another pair for my other bike today! Very happy. I like going on mountain rides, which can be quite cold in the wintertime. I mounted the on-off button on the left mirror base with the mount they provide, so now I can turn them on and off, and switch modes with my thumb without taking my left hand off the handlebars!