Motorcycle Heated Grips (HotGrips), Easy Retro Fit !

A quick and easy guide to fitting some Hot Grips on your Motorcycle !
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[murchyss]

One small tip that I don't think you mentioned, but could be helpful for a rookie - make sure to move the bars side to side to check that you have enough slack in the cables before deciding on the final cable routing! Wouldn't want to pull on the throttle at bar lock!

[mikeopenshaw]

The perfect time of year to be putting this out - and another classic DIY job that would be money badly spent if getting the "stealership" to fit them - thanks guys x

[robinmoncrief]

Very well done. I am going to fit them to my SYM 250i scooter. Thanks for the demo.

[gerrypowell]

Good tips, yer more of a safety feature than luxury💥💥💥

[michaelmclarney]

Nice demo Del, I have a much earlier set of oxford grips with 2 heat settings. I'm seriously thinking of upgrading to the latest type as I think I may be able to use summer gloves all year with those extra settings as the originals are good for all but the coldest 3 months.

[nicholasbishop]

Nice grips Del
Great install mate
Nick Australia

[Goldwingrider]

Plan add heated seat?? Lol 😂. Thus, never thought of heated handles… often I wondered bout battery power.

[allanmason]

exellent vid del very imfformative and as normal first class camera work

[mickleblade]

On most new bikes the heated grips are an optional accessory, Honda charge £311!.of course, you could spend £26 from amazon and wire it into the factory connector. I doubt it is as good as the Oxford ones though.

[quihendre]

Hi there Del!
Question: you use superglue for the grips, any particular reason?
If we want to remove them and use on another bike, will they come of the "same" way as the standard ones!

Ride safe!

[oulupulu]

Curious to know if they switch themselves off after a while. They must do, if they are straight in the battery 🤔

[blacksmithsligo]

My Oxford grips stopped working after three months and Oxford were not interested in replacing them.

[VladimirGrga]

Tnx for all the great videos Del. I was just wondering shouldnt you put theese on a relay so you dont drain your battery if you leave them on?

[guit]

I've used several aftermarket heated grips and the Oxfords are brilliant, and durable. That said, the best tip here is to test before gluing them in. Indeed -- especially with electronic components. That said, I've generally found Oxford products to be well sorted and reliable. Love the content. Cheers.

[springy-]

I've always found them a good solid product. I like how they've evolved. ✌️🧡

[doodledaddle]

Would these be ok for a honda cbf 125?

[ellanorberg]

Great video! Keep doing what you’re doing. As a new rider, I am loving your videos. Learning a lot! My first bike that I just purchased came with the older version of these but it’s good to know I can re do them if I need to 👍🏼