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This article follows the installation heaters that fit on the bars under your grips. There is also a kind that includes the grips and heater as one unit. For those, see [http://www.hotgrips.com/ hotgrips.com]. | This article follows the installation of heaters that fit on the bars under your grips. There is also a kind that includes the grips and heater as one unit. For those, see [http://www.hotgrips.com/ hotgrips.com]. | ||
They are fairly simple to put on, but do require some electrical know-how. The switch was provided, but you'll need to buy a female crimp connector and some heat shrink tubing. You also need to know how to solder and have a decent iron to help you out. Here are the directions as provided by [http://www.aerostich.com/catalog/US/Heated-Grip-Kit-p-16539.html Aerostich]. (Really! The dog ate my homework!) | They are fairly simple to put on, but do require some electrical know-how. The switch was provided, but you'll need to buy a female crimp connector and some heat shrink tubing. You also need to know how to solder and have a decent iron to help you out. Here are the directions as provided by [http://www.aerostich.com/catalog/US/Heated-Grip-Kit-p-16539.html Aerostich]. (Really! The dog ate my homework!) | ||