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I like the way those grip Buddies install. I'll put em on right in the dealership, before riding the Wing home. I'm looking forward to testing them out, as well as the new bike of course.
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I bought a pair. I used them for about a month. Grip heaters are not as effective as you may know, I also found them a bit too thick. I was not comfortable with the larger diameter feel especially when wearing winter gloves.
I hope you have a better experience.
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I bought a pair. I used them for about a month. Grip heaters are not as effective as you may know, I also found them a bit too thick. I was not comfortable with the larger diameter feel especially when wearing winter gloves.
I had Grip Puppies on the last machine, and they were fine. The only problem I had was their propensity to absorb rainwater. These are supposedly resistant to that, and as far as grip heater go, I have heated glove liners, and doubt the grip heaters on the new machine will get much use. I can see where the increased in size is off putting for some. I've grown accustomed to it.
I hope you have a better experience.
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Coming from bikes with no grip heaters to one with them built in, I can attest that I like them very much and would not buy a bike without them again. I also have the Gerbing heated gloves which work very well. In fact, I haven't used my Gerbings (plugged in) since I got the Indian. But then again, I also like ABS.
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Coming from bikes with no grip heaters to one with them built in, I can attest that I like them very much and would not buy a bike without them again. I also have the Gerbing heated gloves which work very well. In fact, I haven't used my Gerbings (plugged in) since I got the Indian. But then again, I also like ABS.
Man, the ABS on the Connie saved my bacon. I was able to scrub off a lot of speed before that crash. That was a helluva bike.
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You can say that again. ABS on the C14 also saved me a few times as well.
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I bought a pair. I used them for about a month. Grip heaters are not as effective as you may know, I also found them a bit too thick. I was not comfortable with the larger diameter feel especially when wearing winter gloves.
I hope you have a better experience.
I know this is an old post, but just came across it.
I installed a set of Grip Puppy style slip overs that are far thinner than the real Grip Puppies and cost only about $2.00.
Worked well for me as they are not as large of Diameter.
If anyone interested, I can try to find them again?
Ride safe, Ted