RE: Where to put the grips switch

[Erik Miner <axeis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I kinda got lucky on that as I had it done at my 600 mile service. 
The dealer owed me the heated grips so the installation was part of 
the service along with the hard bags being installed. It was a twelve 
hour service to do everything, I ended up paying $190.00 for the 
whole shot (plus the switch)

Erik



> >>FWIW on my ST I bought the European right hand side switch cluster.
>In the USA the switch to turn on and off the headlight/ parking
>lights is un-used, I use it to control the heated grips. Works great
>and no cutting into the fairing!  Costs about $100.00 with shipping
>from Jack Lilley in the UK.
>
>Erik<<
>
>This goes ditto for me. It's a little pricey, but far *cleaner* looking and
>just a thumb-length away. What Erik doesn't mention however, is that you
>must also custom wire the headlight switch into the heated grips--no just
>plugging it in. I failed at figuring out how to do it, so my shop charged me
>another $165 bucks to do it for me.
>
>Oh dear...I've happily been in denial about how much I'm spending on this
>damn bike and here I just forced myself to acknowledge I spent $265.00 on
>some stupid little switch...sheez!
>
>Good thing I'm not married yet.
>
>Brett
>Seattle
>
>
>
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