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R&G Premier heated grips
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Anyone out there fitted a pair of these to their steed?
Never had any issues with standard R&G heated grips, several set fitted, great value and well effective.
'Cos of that thought I'd give the "Premier" heated grips a try as the Oxford ones on my thou' were dead when i had the bike.
Fitted, the grips really are some of the best, nice controller as well.
Wired through an ignition fed relay, work a treat!
BUT........as soon as I start the engine, they turn on, lowest heat setting, can be turned off, but just annoying.
As bought thru' eBay R&G said have to deal with seller, spoke to Demon Tweeks, within 2 days new controller arrived!
Exactly the same fault, ignition on, they're off, start the motor and they auto switch on to low heat.
Wired them up to me car battery, same thing!
Reckon the voltage sensor that turns 'em off if too low is getting confused, and when charging, 13.5V ish, it turns them on.
Waiting now for update from seller / R&G, anyone else suffered same?



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#2
I changed to a normal controllers and relay setup as had the grips turn on with them connected to battery with ignition off  and bike connected to optimizer grips turned on on low setting
  sorted now work great when needed
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(21-07-20, 10:50 AM)bigsteve link Wrote: [size=1.45em]I changed to a normal controllers and relay setup as had the grips turn on with them connected to battery with ignition off  and bike connected to optimizer grips turned on on low setting [/size]
[size=1.45em]  sorted now work great when needed [/size]
Thanks for that Steve, restores my sanity! Glad to hear the same effect suffered by others, just waiting to see what they do about it now, shame as they really are a well made product!
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#4
Heated grips are great but I believe they help to bring on arthritis in your fingers when one side of your hands are warm and the other side cold, especially in winter.

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(21-07-20, 01:11 PM)Oldgit link Wrote: Heated grips are great but I believe they help to bring on arthritis in your fingers when one side of your hands are warm and the other side cold, especially in winter.
Also no good if you're using goretex gloves, as they'll leak. Personally I use waterproof heated gloves in the winter, and the heated grips just to take the edge off on early spring mornings.
Whizz kid sitting pretty on his two wheeled stallion.
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How about adding an inline on/off switch? I appreciate it's a 'work around' rather than a fix.
is it clean enough?
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