Symtec Motorcycle Grip Heaters
- Extend your riding season with these Two stage grip heaters from Symtec
- These grip heaters provide you with an effective and convenient way to keep your hands and fingers warm, without having to use bulky and awkward winter gloves
- This quality kit allows the heating elements to be fitted neatly and discretely under the original manufacturer grips or your own favorites
- Two heating elements on flexible Mylar tape that attaches to your handlebar (clutch side) and throttle tube (throttle side) via permanent adhesive on the back
- Draws 3 amps (36W) on the high position
- No external resistor or other parts are needed to install
- Available with either a 3-position (off, high, low) metal toggle switch or surface-mount round rocker switch
- Easy installation
- Installation instructions
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This kit is available in the “metal toggle” switch or “round rocker” switch options. The metal toggle switch is designed for mounting on the handlebars, and seems to be a great match with many dual sport and adventure touring motorcycles due to their minimal dash/instrument panel area. The round rocker switch is designed for a neat fit on the dash or instrument panel on sport or sport touring motorcycles, which typically have no room for installation of the bar mounted metal toggle switch.
If you have specific questions regarding this product and your motorcycle, please contact Symtec-inc. directly.
Happy Customers Who Bought This Product
Location: Indiana
I bought these grip warmers to go with my handguards for cold riding. I absolutely love them. They were a bit of a pain to install, but I am able to ride in colder weather and usually wear my summer gloves. (Read more...)
Location: California
The Symtec grip heaters are awesome. Low is warm, but high is SUPER HOT (after 5 minutes, you'll want to switch back to warm or risk getting burned!) Totally over-engineered product, totally high quality. Highly recommend hooking it up with a di... (Read more...)
