oxford heated grips-brand new

[auniquesoul]

I bought some heated grips, and decided to sell them before i ever put them on. I have too many things connected to my bike and the connectors wont fit under my seat...


MSRP 79.95
MY PRICE 65 + actual shipping


Oxford Products

 

[raybob]

You need a fuzeblock:

FUZEBLOCKS.COM

Bob

 

[FJRGuy]

What a great deal. I put the same set on Duracell (the GF)'s FZ6R and they are awesome. But be sure to add an isolation relay for turning off the power when the bike gets turned off. (Probably don't need to ask me how I know.)

Edit: Holy crap! Just noticed how old this thread is! Gotta learn not to post on threads I find with the search function!

 

[MNGreg]

Those are some nice grips for those that dont want to put heaters under their current grips.

Rather than taking a loss on them why dont you just build yourself a terminal strip? Its pretty cheap, just some wire, terminal block (size pending what you want), a 12v relay and a fuzed wire. Maybe a total of $20-$30 and it will benefit you for other things also such as maybe a 12v or usb plug in etc..

 

[nismos14]

Post is two years old fellas.

 

[MNGreg]

Post is two years old fellas.

DOH! :banghead::facepalm:

 

[FJRGuy]

...
Rather than taking a loss on them why dont you just build yourself a terminal strip? ...

I'm a little too anal to use terminal strips, there are far more elegant solutions out there. I actually had the parts on order for a 2 circuit fuse block with relay (<<$20), but the hadn't arrived when I installed the grips. I'll share the details once I have it installed. (See my post on switched power source.)

 

[FJRGuy]

Post is two years old fellas.

:zombie: Not anymore!

 

[MNGreg]

I'm a little too anal to use terminal strips, there are far more elegant solutions out there. I actually had the parts on order for a 2 circuit fuse block with relay (<<$20), but the hadn't arrived when I installed the grips. I'll share the details once I have it installed. (See my post on switched power source.)

I used a terminal block capable of having I think up to 12ga wire screwed onto its blocks. Unfortunately I found I still need to have my Projector Headlight (has the O ring type connecter and soo big wont fit into the spot, dont think I want to cut it off and just go with the wire either on that thing) and my Battery Tender connector directly on the battery. Then with this also I now have 3 things haning on the battery and it is annoying. Wish I could run everything to the terminal block.