Re: [St] Heated Grips.....

[" Kevin Dicks" <rawsonboy@xxxxxxxxx>]

I have hand guards on my XR and they still don't help as much as heated
gloves.  Not cheap I know but I will never be without heated gloves again
when it gets cold.

-----Original Message-----
From: st-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:st-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Jeremy Witt
Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2007 7:31 AM
To: ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [St] Heated Grips.....


Having riden to work yesterday, tempted by the 50 degree high, I ended up
riding home past 8pm, with the temperature just below freezing when I rolled
into the driveway.  I agree with Frederic, the tips of the thumbs especially
receive no heat from the grips.  I was contemplating hand guards, the Revit
gloves, and even heated gloves during that chilly adventure.
 
J  

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From: st-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Frederic NIZERY
Sent: Wed 11/28/2007 4:10 AM
To: ST
Subject: Re: [St] Heated Grips.....



Hi folks

I had heated grip on my BMW KRS.
For me it was pretty inefficient. The location that was really painful was
the end of the fingers, and the heated grip didn't help. Though in winter I
was most of the time commuting and then touching the alloy levers often. I
think that for that purpose heated gloves are better.

Now I use a much more ugly solution. But it works well even for the rain.
http://www.ixtem-moto.com/e_commerce/fiche.cfm?cat_id=57&produit_id=4734&aff
il=NETAFF

Fred ST 02 BRG
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