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Big Bad Al 05-02-05 09:06 PM

oxford warm grips
 
Fitted some today and had the same problems with throttle slider as others have mentioned on here. I ran them for about 10 mins and I must say they only seemed warm and not too hot at all. Is that par for the course with these things? They are meant for alloy bars (2004/5 model) and came with a beanie hat!

Al

coombest 06-02-05 01:07 PM

Re: oxford warm grips
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Big Bad Al
Fitted some today and had the same problems with throttle slider as others have mentioned on here. I ran them for about 10 mins and I must say they only seemed warm and not too hot at all. Is that par for the course with these things? They are meant for alloy bars (2004/5 model) and came with a beanie hat!

Al

Nope!

In the very short time I had mine fitted before my bike was wrecked (30 mins or so!) I had had to turn them down at least twice! Once at the end or the road which adjoins mine... All of 5 minutes maximum into my ride!

Sounds to me like there's something wrong there!!

HTH

northwind 06-02-05 04:11 PM

Those ones should work well... I could do with mine being hotter, but not often.

Are you judging that by leaving them on for a bit then touching them? Because they only really work when being gripped, since your hands prevent the heat from just escaping.

Big Bad Al 06-02-05 07:44 PM

Yep I've just run them and them felt them. I've not used them whilst riding yet, but will try tomorrow.

Cheers Gents.

Al

Big Bad Al 07-02-05 09:29 AM

Tried and tested - see what you mean about the heat when the grips are being gripped. Definitely working well.

Thanks Again

Al.

northwind 07-02-05 03:56 PM

That's because now you're just warming your hands, instead of trying to heat the entire atmosphere up :)


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