what about these any good

[davepreston]

RO695 Roxter Heated Grips


Catalogue number: 200-1170
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Description

The Roxter heated grips fit motorcycles and quad bikes. These grips warm hands in all weather and feature a fully adjustable temperature control. They are equipped with an unique expandable heated grip up to 55°C and a rain proof switch. The Roxter heated grips fit easily onto 22mm handlebars.


Features

NameValueAccessory or Tool TypeAccessoryBrandRoxterFeatures of ProductUnique expandable heated grip up to 55°C, rain proof switch, fits easily onto 22mm handlebars, uses under 2AProduct Depth5 cmProduct Height25 cmProduct Width12 cm

from tesco but got a £50 voucher

[-Ralph-]

They look like my Dr Bike heated grips which are the old model oxford hotgrips rebranded. If thats the case they are as good as any pair of oxfrod hotgrips that were bought last year. Look at the controller and see if it looks exactly like this one..

http://www.midwaymotorbikes.co.uk/images/shop/HOT%20grips.jpg

That Tesco price is bloody expensive though new Oxford ones can be had for that money, the Dr Bike ones are £34.99 here https://www.jsaccessories.co.uk/view_detail.php?cat_code=Dr%20Bike%20Heated%20Grip s look at the pictures and the controller and you'll see a "surprising similarity" to the Oxford ones above.

[davepreston]

ive got a curvy i read some threads that say there were problems with the heat transfer due to the bars any ideas

[Baph]

ive got a curvy i read some threads that say there were problems with the heat transfer due to the bars any ideas

That depends mainly on the grips that you get. Curvy bars are pretty good at dissipating heat (which is bad if you want heated grips).

Oxford changed the design at some stage because a number of bikes had bars with similar properties.

I can't remember when the design changed though, I know the later analogue controllers (as in the picture above - turn dial ones) were reportedly OK (but some models also had controller issues).