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Oxford Heaterz Premium Sport Heated Grips

The Oxford Heaterz Premium Sports heated handlebar grips are made especially for sports bikes. The grips have ergonomically engineered surface structures to optimize riding performance. Soft, ultra-grippy diamond tread is inspired by race grips for comfort and feedback. The grip length is 4.84” (123mm) but can be trimmed to 4.48” (114mm) if required and has open ends for bar end weights. 

What really sets the Oxford Heaterz apart? The answer is many tried and tested features such as the silicon cables which provide flexibility in the coldest weathers and the winter grade wiring prevents cracking and short circuits. The bonded grip design has been in use for many years and is well proven. The grip compound and thermo plastic rubber construction is designed to absorb vibration, making them extremely comfortable and durable, often outlasting standard grips. The silicone wires that come from the grip are angled to eliminate water ingress and resulting corrosion/ice damage and have special unique internal supports which are heat shrunk together to prevent damage if the wires are snagged.

In addition, five carefully chosen heat settings allow the perfect temperature to be selected in ALL weathers and most importantly, the switch will switch off if the voltage drops to 10.5V to ensure that the battery is not damaged to the point that it cannot be recharged to full capacity. Easier than ever to install due to the new intelligent heat controller eliminating any need to wire the positive to a live ignition feed; simply connect the 2 ring connectors to the battery. You'll find everything supplied by Oxford to fit your Heaterz from a wiring loom with ring connectors to the battery with simple plug and play connectors to attach to the switch and grips, smart mounting bracket and switch right down to the glue and cable ties all neatly packaged in one box.

Features:

  • Fits most 7/8" handlebars
  • Sealed for life
  • 5 heat settings give the perfect operating temperature with LED lights to indicate the level
  • Up to 122°F (50°C)
  • Rainproof switch
  • Draws under 4A
  • Miniaturized electronics
  • Simpler wiring
  • Sonically welded
  • 2 year warranty
4.6 / 5
Bang For The Buck
4.6 / 5
Features
5 / 5
Style
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
4 / 5
Fit & Finish
4.7 / 5
Durability
4.3 / 5

Fitment Notes & Exceptions

This is a universal fit part; it may or may not fit without modification.

  • Oxford recommends wiring directly to the battery and not through a relay
    • Not doing so may result in failure of the controller
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Wife has warm hands!
Got a pair for my wife's 2007 SV650s after some cheap under-grip heaters failed.

Also, I didn't wire directly to the battery, as I had already installed a relay system on the bike, so I cannot comment on the power save/auto off feature.

First, dry fit everything! It takes longer, but is worth it to know you did it right.
Second, follow the directions with 24 hour set time. It matters.

The parts are well built, and installation could not be easier. The hardest part is finding where to mount the controller. I used the double sided pad that was included to mount to the top of the triple tree. I used included zip ties to have the grips wire follow existing control lines, and fed the power line along the main wiring harness. I tucked the extra wire from all the lines between the frame and airbox. There is more than enough wire to reach anywhere on a sportbike. Plan to hide extra.

The left grip went on easily enough. Make sure all the old glue is off, use whatever cleaner suits you. I used a little less than a third of the included super glue.
The throttle side you may need to do some work. I own a Dremel and this made short work of the flange on the end of the tube, and a ridge on the tube that was to tall.
The insides of the grips did have some extra rubber that I needed to cut/file out to have a smooth fit. And I did end up trimming of the small portion that can be cut off. It was easily done with a small hacksaw.

Total installation was 1-2 hours, and very easy. No electrical experience needed to install.

My wife has used them several times on her 40 min commute in Seattle in January/February with no issue from rain (lots of it), and has reported warm hands the whole time.
I am impressed with the grip pattern, it looks and feels like a reasonable sportbike design. I think I'll get a set for my R1.

Use is primarily commuting, with some weekend canyon warrior in the Seattle region.
February 8, 2015
Ride:
2007 Suzuki SV650S
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
3 / 5
Durability
4 / 5
Summer Gloves in Cold Weather!
Winter is coming...yeah yeah yeah.

No seriously, it is though. Which is why I needed to get some heated grips on my bike pronto. I ride every day and the mornings are now in the low 40's, fortunately though the heated grips make it possible to still wear my summer weight gloves, which is great for better tactile response. The caveat to that statement though is that I also got some hand guards to block the cold wind. The grips are awesome and such a nice thing to have, but I doubt I'd still be able to rock summer gloves if it they were still being blasted by the cold air. If you dont already have guards, I'd seriously recommend them to go hand in hand with these grips.

Install of the grips is fairly straight forward. I have a Honda CB500X and the rotating bar end weights made things a little trickier. Once the end weights were off though, it was only a matter of sliding the stock grips off, filing down the throttle tube, and gluing the Oxford's on. I would defintely dry fit them first though and make sure the electrical connections coming off the grips dont interfere with any of your other controls or accessories (i.e. twist the throttle all the way and make sure it clears everything.) Wiring was extremely simple, just make sure you allow plenty of slack while turning the bars lock to lock, I had an instance where I tidied things up a little too much and pulled one of the connections out and wondered why only one grip was turning on. Just provide plenty of slack, and you'll be good to go.

The coldest I've ridden with them so far has been about 30 degrees, and I turned them up to 100% at first, but had to turn them down to 50% after a little while...these things get plenty hot! Size wise, the diameter of the grips is a little larger than my stock grips, which was a welcomed surprise, these help a little more with reducing fatigue from gripping a smaller bar/grip.

At the end of the day, these are heated grips, and they work very well. And at their price point, I feel they're pretty much a steal. Like a great pair of socks, warm and comfy hands can never be overrated. Buy these with confidence.
October 26, 2015
Purchased
 1 year ago
Ride:
2014 Honda CB500X
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
4 / 5
Durability
4 / 5
Nice Product
I commute to work as often as possible. And I ride as much as possible during the year, which means cold weather riding. And in Chicago, it can get pretty cold, and stay that way for a long time. Riding while the temp is in the 20's was painful on the hands. I found myself reaching down and putting my hands on the engine at stop lights to keep them from freezing. So I decided to try out some heated grips. After researching a variety of brands, I decided to go with these by Oxford. And I have always had great luck buying from Revzilla. They arrived quickly as always, and I set time aside on a weekend to install them. I am an experienced mechanic, so I was not concerned about the project. The instructions are good and easily followed. I did have to sand my handle bars quite a bit after removing the old grips. And there was a bit of excess rubber flashing on the inside of the new drivers side grip which needed to be trimmed prior to installation as it would have interfered with sliding it on. Other than that issue, the grips were straight forward to install. The challenge with electrical devices like this is to route the cables in a way they don't get pinched or caught up in the moving parts. As well as to make it look clean. Make sure you move the fork back and forth and keep a close eye on the cables. Watch for pinching or other issues that could damage the wires. I also used my own tie wrap mounting block to tie the wires up under my fairing. The first time I tried the grips it was 29 degrees out. The grips kept the insides of my hands very warm. In fact, I had to turn them down from the 100% level. What I am finding is that the insides of my hands stay very warm, but the outsides get cold. I think I will have to get some sort of wind deflectors to keep the wind off my hands. Once that's done, I think that my hands will be perfectly comfortable. Buy these with confidence...they're a good product.
April 4, 2015
Bang For The Buck
4 / 5
Work Great
I put these grips on my FZ8 to extend the riding season a bit. Install wasn't bad. The wires are pretty long so hiding them on a mostly naked bike was a challenge. The heaters are great and it would have to be sub-zero to need the highest setting. The auto-off function works well. My only complaint is the sport grips are pretty hard. I would go for sport touring or another version with a bit more padding if I bought them again.
March 3, 2014
Bang For The Buck
4 / 5
Ease Of Install
4 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
Good grips
I got these for my '09 V-Strom 650. They work great and I have nothing bad to say about them. They were a bit of a pain to install on my bike though since I had to file away and use a grinder to remove quite a bit of plastic from the throttle tube on my bike so that the throttle side heater could slide on. That's not a knock against these grips but just an fyi for V-Strom owners that you'll need a Dremel type tool.
April 27, 2015
Ride:
2009 Suzuki DL650 V-Strom
High quality, easy install
Installed these heated grips on my Yamaha FJR1300A. The instruction were clear and the physical install was easy. For a cleaner setup I shortened some of the wires. I also suggest using a simple power relay so the grips are only powered when the key is on. If wired directly to the battery they could be left on and would drain the battery. Yes, there is internal circuitry that powers them down if the battery voltage drops too low but I think a relay is a better arrangement. Excellent result and very fine adjustment!

Stuart in Richmond, VA
March 3, 2014
Ride:
2006 Honda ST1300 ABS
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
4 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
Looks good, fits good
Installed on a 2014 Honda CB500x. Needed to trim the ridges on the throttle tube (used a dremel tool). Mounted the control on the left side clutch lever mount. For a universal product it fit rather well, and took about 2 hours to mount. Controls look good, although the control mounting bracket would look better if it was black instead of raw shiny metal. Guess I could have painted it but once it was all mounted didn't want to bother removing it (it's my wife's bike anyways). The controls are easy to use and the grips get toasty warm, however they do take a few minutes to get up to temp.
April 27, 2015
Ride:
2014 Honda CB500X
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Nice quality, clean installation
Full disclosure- I haven't ridden these past my garage door yet as it's still snowy out. However, my review is based on the installation and overall quality. Installation was very straightforward. I was planning to install a relay in-line with the battery connector, but when reading the instructions they claim to have 'smart circuitry' which would detect either low voltage or a bike that wasn't running. They claim to turn off after 2 minutes if the bike isn't running. I was very skeptical, but I have now tested this at least a dozen times, and even with a full battery charge the grips do, in fact, blink and turn off after 2 minutes, then completely off after 5. I ended up not installing the relay. I'll probably forget these on, but I think I'll be OK.

I purchased the Sport version because my factory grips are short (120mm) and it seemed like the Adventure grips were longer. I couldn't determine if the Touring grips could be trimmed like the Sports can. I ended up trimming the first notch off the end (they're designed for this) and ended up with a perfect length replacement. Unfortunately, this also removed they perfect safety wire channel the grips have. The Sport compound is quite hard and the grip texture is pointy. I'm not sure yet if this will be an issue. My throttle tube is ribbed so I had to trim it before they'd fit, but that's no big deal. The wires are super long and should fit any bike. I was able to stuff all the extra behind the headlight, but a cleaner installation would be to chop off about a foot of wire.

I tried installing with my old hairspray method but the hard plastic inner wouldn't stick to my throttle tube. I ended up using hairspray on the left and the supplied Krazy Glue on the right, along with a single turn of safety wire on each side. I tried to use as little Krazy Glue as possible, though I have no idea if I'll ever be able to get them off. My initial plan was to take them off in favor of a soft compound grip in the summer, though after having to use glue I'm not sure if that will work out as planned.

I didn't like the supplied controller bracket, so I fabricated a simple one out of aluminum and bolted it to the clutch bolts. It's very clean- I hate cockpit clutter. It almost looks factory. The quality of these is very good. They don't look 'aftermarket'. Routing the grip wires is a pain. I ended up going with them at about 7 o'clock if you were looking down the end of the bar. That seemed to be the position that wouldn't interfere with my clutch. The throttle side I would have preferred at a different angle but I think they have to match or it will look amateurish.

The grips get hot, fast. Like I said, I haven't ridden anywhere with them, but so far, I'm very pleased with this purchase.
March 10, 2014
Ride:
2013 Moto Guzzi V7 Racer
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
4 / 5
Durability
4 / 5
A must for sub 40 degree riders!
Wow! Just wow! Toasty warm hands in 34f weather. This is just cheating. The install is straight forward other than where to put all the extra cable they give you. There are other styles other than just the sports grips. On a Triumph Speed Triple I found that by flipping the clutch side mirror mount the controller mounted perfectly.
April 7, 2015
Ride:
2013 Triumph Speed Triple R
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
4 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
Easy install and very happy to have it in the spring!
Took me about an hour to install the grips, maybe a little longer. I've never changed grips before but it wasn't difficult at all. Any questions I had were answered by how-to videos on youtube. I had to cut the ends of the grips to get them to fit so I was happy they came prepared for that. The hardest part of the install was finding a place for the wires and running the wires back to my battery. I have a naked bike so I didn't have as much space to hide excess wire, but it worked out well.

The grips work well and even get too hot if I leave them on high for too long. The controller is great and I was able to mount it in a good spot on my bars so I hardly have to move my clutch hand to change settings on the grips.
March 30, 2015
Ride:
2012 Yamaha FZ8
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Only brand that seemed quality at the size that fits my r6.
Amanda S on Sep 20, 2017
auto off feature is great for older bikes with weaker charging systems
Craig M on Aug 24, 2017
Only brand that seemed quality at the size that fits my r6.
Amanda S on Sep 20, 2017
I have these on my Tiger 955i, have lasted flawlessly for 5+ years. Bought these for my wife's new bike. Easy plug and play installation.
Bradley L on Sep 1, 2017
auto off feature is great for older bikes with weaker charging systems
Craig M on Aug 24, 2017
I got tired of having my hands freeze and I like wearing lighter gloves for most of the year and this extends how far into the winter I can wear my summer/fall gloves
theafterglow on Jun 22, 2017
I live in Alaska so cold weather riding is a fact of life even in the summer. Google reviews said these are good grips. I'd have to agree they are great I would highly recommend them!
scott s on May 11, 2017
It gets cold from time to time
Joshua L on Mar 19, 2017
need em for winter ridding in Wisconsin on the grom!!!
Andrew P on Jan 30, 2017
good video review from revzilla "Anthony". I order from you guys because of free shipping and enjoy the media/reviews your company puts out, that is what sets you apart from other major online retailers. Keep up the good work.
Andrew W on Jan 26, 2017
Value, quality and reputation
Ross K on Jan 13, 2017
Good experience from friends and good price /value. So far, these have not disappointed.
Joseph K on Jan 5, 2017
The Oxford Heaterz had good reviews on Revzilla, so I bought a set. I love my heated grips. The warmth is nice when you are riding in the colder seasons.
Robert L on Jan 1, 2017
My hands were going numb in my Dainese Titaniums so this should be perfect. Went with the REV'IT! Taurus GTX Gloves also.
M A on Dec 9, 2016
My heated gloves were not quite warm enough on their own, and I hope these will give me the bump to keep me riding year round.
R H on Dec 4, 2016
All great reviews made in the UK so I knew they would look and work well :-)
Moss L on Nov 25, 2016
B-day gift
Ana l on Oct 28, 2016
For a gift
Craig I on Oct 27, 2016
Because my hands are cold...
Also it has some great reviews and looks like a solid product.
Matthew N on Sep 25, 2016
These are the best thing for hot and humid St. Louis summers. Aside from that, I promised myself to not have a bike without these after first getting heated grips on my BMW back in 05'.
Joe S on Aug 25, 2016
Really a great product. Has always worked and been reliable. I like that if you forget to turn it off after you leave your bike, it shuts itself off. warmth range is great and can get pretty dang hot. Have used this in conjunction with thermal gloves in mid 30F temps for hours at a time during my weekly commute from Spokane to Seattle (3 seasons only of course).
Brian C on Aug 13, 2016
Winter was coming on quick and I needed something to keep my hands warm while I commuted through Utah canyons. Rode through temps down to 10 degrees and my hands were comfy (though other areas weren't so nice).
Christopher J on Jun 30, 2016
The GS500 needed some help for cold days. Excellent product!
ETSS, I on Jun 25, 2016
Recommended by a good friend of mine.
William J on Jun 14, 2016
I ride through the winter so having something heated was necessary. These are fantastic
Tucker F on Jun 2, 2016
Easy to install, grips get nice and hot in Alaska!
James S on Apr 18, 2016
Installed these on my wife's Yamaha FZ-07 and she loves them!! Install was pretty straight forward and they work great!
Dan L on Apr 7, 2016
Best reviewed by consumers with auto shutoff also to keep hands warm on those cold morning rides
DaNatural on Mar 16, 2016
Looked like the right thing. Easy to install. Good price. They work great and they are good grips. A little bigger than my previous grips, and I actually like that a lot.
Valeray H on Feb 27, 2016
My hands were cold.
William P on Jan 10, 2016
My brother and I ride through the winter and these seem to be the best heated grips!
Tom S on Dec 10, 2015
I hear great things about this product and am looking forward to using it.
Robert C on Dec 3, 2015
Have a pair on my 2000 Yamaha R1, and love them.
Brett B on Nov 27, 2015
A friend recommended them very highly.
Todd H on Nov 25, 2015
So I can ride in the winter months and don't have to worry about my hands freezing up.
Hammar on Nov 19, 2015
I had a different version of Oxford on my other bike.. The fitment and operation of these grips are second to none..
Oceanrider on Nov 11, 2015
They seem to be quality heated grips that are easy to install that won't break on me a few months in. Very good reviews here and on other sites.
Juan S on Nov 4, 2015
Reviews and previous good results with a similar Oxford product
Stephan H on Oct 12, 2015
I wanted to stretch the riding season a bit and didn't want to deal with the bulk of heated gloves or inserts.
Craig L on Sep 10, 2015
Positive reviews.
Shawn H on Aug 24, 2015
they work great on a klr in the winter
Mike J on Aug 20, 2015
Have used before. Good grips, with adjustability.
G L on Jul 13, 2015
These are the single greatest accessory anyone could put on a bike! They get very hot very fast and are great for chilly summer nights or just plain freezing weather. Mine are on a cbr250r and no issues with them drawing too much power though I have never had them turned up all the way. 75% is hot enough with summer gloves on.
John D on May 19, 2015
Because my hands get freakin' cold, man.
Dale M on Apr 27, 2015
quality function ease of install,,sport design grip
singletrackrider on Apr 13, 2015
for use during cold mornings
Joseph o on Apr 11, 2015
Had these on other bikes and they work much better than any OEM heated grips.
Jeffrey J on Apr 10, 2015
I chose Oxford because of the postive reviews of quality and reliability. My hands get cold easy, so need heated grips, plus with these I can now use my "summer" gloves in the spring too!
Ira S on Mar 20, 2015
Heated grips for cold Alaskan mornings. Work great so far, easy to install and heat up quick.
Patrick P on Mar 15, 2015
I reviewed the reviews and this was noted as a great unit. Compared to the OEM version, there is a savings of over $130. I ride in cold weather that can be hard on my hands unless I ride a bike that has heated grips. I decided that I would like to have this on my Street Triple for these occasions.
Bob A on Jan 29, 2015
Used on a bike I sold a few years back. They worked nicely and then and I got tired of cold hands on my current ride.
Paul R on Jan 25, 2015
I got tired of my hands always being cold even when riding at moderately cool temperatures. Installation wasn't difficult and they work great. As a bonus, they are a little bit fatter than the stock Ninja grips and have a better feel. Did I say that they are also priced reasonably too?
Roy B on Jan 23, 2015
I have these on my Tiger 955i, have lasted flawlessly for 5+ years. Bought these for my wife's new bike. Easy plug and play installation.
Bradley L on Sep 1, 2017
I got tired of having my hands freeze and I like wearing lighter gloves for most of the year and this extends how far into the winter I can wear my summer/fall gloves
theafterglow on Jun 22, 2017
Which version fits best in my Kawasaki Versys 650 2016?
Pablo M on Jun 3, 2017
Do these fit over the existing rubber on the handlebars or do you remove yours and put these on as a replacement?
TheMuffinMan on Nov 3, 2015
BEST ANSWER: They do not fit over existing grips. And I recommend not using the supplied glue. I did, and had to do-over not long after the first installation. Do what you would with any other grips, motorcycle or bicycle. Spray the insides of the grip tubes with the stickiest hairspray you have in your house or nearby drugstore, slip them on (which will happen very easily; and do clean the bar before you do this, especially if there's crud from the previous pair) and arrange them so the heat-element entry exist bits don't interfere with the brake and clutch pull, wait many hours, perhaps a whole 24 day, just to be sure sure, and then RIDE ON.
Is it possible to replace each grip when they wear down, without buying a whole new set & controller?

I'm concerned about the cost of maintaining these grips over time.
CraigCBR on Dec 24, 2014
BEST ANSWER: The grips are replaceable, and replacing both is less than half the cost of the kit.
Can these be turned off for hot summer days? Does it have an On/Off switch
A shopper on Oct 16, 2014
BEST ANSWER: Yes, these can be turned off. "Off" is the default state for the grips when you start the bike, and from there you set the heat setting from a low of 30% up to 100% power -- or just choose to leave them off on warm days. This series (Premium) will also automatically turn themselves off if you forget to when you park the bike... saved my butt a couple of times already!
How exactly are the grips replaceable, if I'm supposed to super glue them on? How would you get them off later?
A shopper on Apr 9, 2016
BEST ANSWER: When it is determined that you need to remove the grips, I like to use a small diameter but long length flat screw driver and insert between the grip and the handlebar. I then rotate this around the outer diameter of the handle bar and then remove the screw driver. This is used to break away the bulk of the glue. Then I use compressed air that I shoot up under the grip that will typically allow the grip to be pulled off the bar.
Do these fit over the existing rubber on the handlebars or do you remove yours and put these on instead?
A shopper on Nov 3, 2015
BEST ANSWER: You will need to remove stock grips and use a sandpaper to remove any residue and adjust the plastic on the throttle side. They fit so snugly I didn't use the glue. In fact, I had to use rubbing alcohol as a lubricant to ease the fitting, and they stay solid enough since then, but I can remove them easily if needed.
Just wondering if anyone has put this on a Daytona 675 2013 model. I have read a few people saying they have to sand their bars which is something i don't particularly want to do. Can anyone confirm if the Daytona 675 will go on with just a little effort and patience?
A shopper on Apr 29, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I have a Bonneville SE which I believe has the same throttle tube as the Daytona (7/8" bars). The throttle tube has raised ribs and the factory grips have matching slots. I had to shave my throttle tube with a knife. No small job, but have you seen the price of the Triumph heated grips? It's ludicrous. No issue with the other side of the bars. The grip glue broke loose so I just sandwiched it between my aftermarket bar ends and the controls.
What is the difference between the Premium and the non-Premium grips?
A S on Nov 25, 2013
BEST ANSWER: The premium grips have a better (version 7) controller which has built in low voltage cutoff for those who directly wire to the battery and leave the grips on accidentally. The new controller makes sure that you still have enough battery to start the bike. I wired mine to a switched source so I turned that feature off, but the wiring is also simplified with the new controller so there is less to hide on the bike which I really liked. I also read online that the version 6 controller had some issues that were corrected in version 7.
Will these work of I have the SW-MOTECH Kobra Handguard kit on my yamaha Fz-07?
Matthew C on Nov 26, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Yes they will work great on that bike with those guards.
I have a 2015 Vulcan S cruiser. Is the sport product the right choice for this model bike?
A shopper on Nov 27, 2015
BEST ANSWER: When you ask is it the right product.are you asking if it is the right size or just the right model grip. As for size I do not know. If you want a thinner more positive feel then yes the doses are the correct grips. If I was putting g them on a Vulcan I would get the larger diameter and softer cruise grips personally.