Heated grips died - replace or move on?

[Knash]

Get the heated grips... It will haunt you down the road. Imo

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[secoleman57]

Originally Posted by huskerbob

Fug heated socks...I want some heated jockey shorts....

Heated socks are easy have them for hunting although I find I rarely use them, if it's that damned cold I doubt I'll be out anyway.

Generally with leather chaps (thermal liners removed), and a leather jacket I'm good down to 35F if I swap out my gloves.

[Ray-zer]

Originally Posted by huskerbob

Fug heated socks...I want some heated jockey shorts....

Good idea but I'd hate to have them short out and zap my jewels

[Ray-zer]

I have heated grips on my Ultra and I did on my previous bike (a Heritage). I liked the heated grips but they don't help in all weather conditions. Right around now where I live the temps range anywhere from 30s to 50s. At the lower end of that range the heated grips don't heat the tops of my hands and they get pretty cold, so I'm considering buying heated gloves. BUT, there have been plenty of times probably between 40 and 60 (probably even 70?) degrees, the heated hand grips are great but the heated gloves would be overkill. Sometimes it's nice to have the heated hand grips just to take the chill off.

Hope this helps.

[secoleman57]

Originally Posted by Ray-zer

Good idea but I'd hate to have them short out and zap my jewels

They won't do that ... but they will catch on fire.

[Larker]

I want to do an iron butt, but i live on an island. The locals may look at me funny as I keep driving past every other hour...

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[Larker]

Sorry for running back late in the thread.

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