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Looking to put some on my 350 rebuild, what have others used?



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Doesn't get very cold here but I've fitted a Chinese set on both my bikes 

I drill a small  hole in the center of the bars roll them up and fit them inside the bar ends fiddly job takes a bit longer to warm up but there's no exposed wires to get ripped off 

(plastic with resistance circuits printed on them) 



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i bought some oxford ones to fit on my 1200 bandit good value for money but you cannot have them on 100% too hot but they are adjustable my advise spend a little more worth the money

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The Symtec pads are really good and you don't end up with "fat" grips Steve wink



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they seem expensive brian only paid £65 for my oxford grips & they are better quality

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Hi John. I have Oxford grips that I am going to fit to one of my road bikes but, for trail riding, I don't like their "fat" grips and prefer the Symtec pads which fit under the standard grips. Haven't bought any for a long while so didn't know they were now expensive cry



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Oxford do some "adventure" grips, I've used mine no end and would recommend

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my friend bought some that type from china they look the same but they are not as hot trouble is with oxford they are too warm on 100%

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173790035211 i think these are what he bought im getting good at copy & paste now john
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The ones I have go 25,50,75 and 100% so shouldn't be a problem

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JOHNYBOY wrote:

173790035211 i think these are what he bought im getting good at copy & paste now john
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Well done John thumbsup.gif

You gonna have to try photos next wink

Brian

PS They are cheap! Is your mate happy they work OK?



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yes they work ok they are on a ktm he has used the indicator switch for on off as indicators have been taken off

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I have the Oxford Adventure on my 990.They work ok.Definitely better than the original ktm,but next time i'll go with heated gloves with integrated batteries.

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Thanks for the feedback, appreciated.



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