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Old 03-01-11, 09:15 AM   #11
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Nobby, I see you got the symtec gear, these were recommended to me earlier, are they easy enough to fit??
I 'had' them fitted, but took them off when the bike was written off. Never bothered putting them back on when I put it back on the road. They were easy enough to fit and I liked them because they allowed you to retain the original grips and do away with the eyesore that is a mahoosive black box control fitted to the bars (as you get with the other styles).

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I have Symtec heater elements fitted. I fitted mine earlier last year (2010).. they're really easy to fit and work well. 3 stage (High / Low / Off) rocker switch fitted on 'dash' looks like it was fitted to the bike in the factory.
Exactamundo!....the rocker looked like it was meant to be there as opposed to a fugly box somewhere on the bars.
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Old 03-01-11, 10:43 AM   #12
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One of the lads at work has the R&G grips and has no problems with them. They get hot and haven't stopped working once.

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Old 03-01-11, 01:01 PM   #13
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Grand. I may purchase some then!
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Old 03-01-11, 02:25 PM   #14
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Are they hard or squidgy?
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Old 03-01-11, 03:35 PM   #15
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one concern i have is battery drain, will they drain my battery whilst im using the bike?
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Old 03-01-11, 03:46 PM   #16
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one concern i have is battery drain, will they drain my battery whilst im using the bike?
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Old 03-01-11, 04:39 PM   #17
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one concern i have is battery drain, will they drain my battery whilst im using the bike?
Do you not ever worry about the lights on your bike draining your battery when they are on while you are riding...
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Old 03-01-11, 04:44 PM   #18
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lol, i was worried incase the drain out was more than what was charging the battery
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Old 04-01-11, 02:05 PM   #19
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got a pair, for the price they are good. lhs seems to cool down quicker than rhs at speed for some reason...

kept me warm through minus god knows what before chrimbo.
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Old 05-01-11, 06:21 PM   #20
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got these grips
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