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Nobbylad 30-01-09 01:50 PM

Symtec heated grips - fitting advice?
 
I posted in the Tech 7 heated grips thread, but not sure if it got noticed.

Was wondering if anyone else has fitted the Symtec heater elements on their bike?

They need a live that's only live when the ignition is on....what's the best/easiest/cleanest bet? Headlight feed?

Any other hints/tips for fitting them?

Thanks

http://www.windingroads.co.uk/catalo...es/500MTRR.jpg

www.windingroads.co.uk

Lozzo 30-01-09 03:45 PM

Re: Symtec heated grips - fitting advice?
 
Use the thick orange wire at the fusebox. It's an ignition switched live and the one all the other heated grips makers recommend you use. Don't scotchlok into the wire, it'll cause a lot of resistance and leave it open to corrosion, carefully strip it back and solder in a feed off it and fit the fuse as close to the fusebox as possible for safety and ease of access. Remove the battery from the bike first and only reconnect it when every connection has been properly made and insulated.

Nobbylad 30-01-09 04:51 PM

Re: Symtec heated grips - fitting advice?
 
Smashing, thanks Lozzo.

Jackie_Black 30-01-09 05:50 PM

Re: Symtec heated grips - fitting advice?
 
They look great. I could fit those to me zxr and no one would know i was soft!!

Nobbylad 30-01-09 10:23 PM

Re: Symtec heated grips - fitting advice?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jackie_Black (Post 1766501)
They look great. I could fit those to me zxr and no one would know i was soft!!

Lol...I have the DL650 handguards AND winter gloves, but my hands were STILL cold.

These puppies should let me wear my summer gloves all year round. :cheers:

Jackie_Black 30-01-09 10:30 PM

Re: Symtec heated grips - fitting advice?
 
It'll be summer use only i think, well spring and autumn too but no nasty winter!!


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