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PeeGee

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Alternator.
« on: 16 February 2014, 06:08:14 pm »
I have heated grips, and HID lights, the correct unit, not just bulbs ( which I find are great), but, I would also like to fit some heated insoles to my boots, but will the standard alternator be able to manage. My pride and joy is a 2001 FZS 600.
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Punkstig

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Re: Alternator.
« Reply #1 on: 16 February 2014, 07:18:49 pm »
HID's should have less pull than standard bulbs, if you're going up and down a dual carriageway /motorway on your journey you should be fine, if only riding through town then it maybe an issue!
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PeeGee

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Re: Alternator.
« Reply #2 on: 16 February 2014, 09:46:21 pm »
That's great news thanks, I only put the heated grips on to take the chill off, they are not on full blast all the time, and I use the bike more out of town on A roads for a run of about 25 miles to work.
 
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darrsi

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Re: Alternator.
« Reply #3 on: 16 February 2014, 10:38:50 pm »
Heated insoles?
How does that work then with the wiring?
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hightower

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Re: Alternator.
« Reply #4 on: 17 February 2014, 08:08:49 am »
That seat looks comfy, how much find that set you back?
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PeeGee

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Re: Alternator.
« Reply #5 on: 18 February 2014, 08:34:06 pm »
The heated insoles fit into your boots, the wires go inside of trousers, here there is a male -female plug so that you can disconnect, from there it wires into the battery.
Re the saddle, it came with the bike so I have no idea how much but yes it is really comfortable.
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