Hi, anyone ever fitted heated grips to baghira or mastiff ?
anything i should be looking for are there any issues.... is there any particular type i need to look for
thanks,.,.
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Re: heated grips....
by DAVID THOMPSON » Thu May 14, 2020 6:44 pm
they have you on blood thinners also my hands are cold 24 7 unless its 80 + out side
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Re: heated grips....
by handsomejackuk » Fri May 15, 2020 3:58 pm
no not on blood thinners just i been looking at putting some new grips on and a set of black domino open end grips are £10, a cheap set of heated grips are only £15 so thought of getting a set i never had them before and everyone that has them has raved about them being good, i just wondered if there were any issues in fitting them other than the electrics which i have no problem with...
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Re: heated grips....
by Puffs » Sat May 16, 2020 3:28 am
In winter time those hand guards/covers, shielding your hands from the wind, can also be quite effective. 
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