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Oxford Hot Hands Heated Grips

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Oxford Hot Hands Heated Hand Overgrips

Features:

  • Easy-to-fit in Winter and easy-to-remove in Summer
  • Attaches over existing grips with VELCRO® brand closures closure
  • All necessary fittings are included
  • On/Off switch with LED warning light
  • Very low battery drain

Note: Recommended for use with winter-weight gloves only, Overgrips get very hot. An Oxford High/Low Switch is recommended for use with handlebar muffs. 

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GREAT Product - with limitations
I put these Hot Hands on my DS dirt bike (KTM350). Very easy to wire up.
They do get hot!
I was concerned about them not having a temp control, just an on/off switch. But turns out they work just fine with just an on/off switch. I mounted the switch where it is easy to get to, just hit the switch when they get hot enough or need some heat.
Once they are hot and turned off they stay hot for a fairly long time.
Only fault is they are big, makes the grips too big (diameter) to properly control the bike in technical sections of trail.

When the trail gets rough I stop and pull them off.
Which brings up another good point: I just peel them off as they attach with velcro. I wrap each around the control cables, out of the way until I need them again. All done in about 30 seconds.

Another negative is it's hard to get them tight enough on the grips, allowing some "slip" on the grips. Another reason I pull them off for technical sections of trail.

But for easy riding, road riding, ect they are a very good option to permanently mounting heated grips or installing heat pads under the grips.

The wiring harness is not very tough, made of small thin wires. The connectors are fairly feeble. I am concerned the wires will eventually snag and break. But after 4 all day rides they are still intact.

Another plus is one can buy a spare wiring harness w/switch making it very easy to install the harness on a 2nd bike.

Overall:
Very good product
Easy to install and use
Get HOT!
Make the grips big.
Biased towards street/road bikes.

My name is devro and I approve this message.
February 16, 2016
Ride:
2014 KTM 350 EXC-F
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Very nice for cold hands.
I'm in Texas and ride year round, commuting to work - 30 mile round trip. I got these a week ago, so I've used them every day for a week. Temps were (F#- 49, 42, 34, 33, 29. #cold front came in# First day they were Way to hot, #not cold enough out), had to turn them off on the way. I really noticed the bulk it added to my grips, BUT I have small hands AND they did squeeze down some as the week went on, so.... not that bad. 2nd day a little better because it was a little cooler. On Wed I really needed them. They would get too hot in my palms and I would turn them off....cool down and turn them back on. the colder it got the less I turned them off and on. On the 29 degree day I didn't turn them off, just lifted my hand for a second to cool my palm.
All and all I really like them because they work and I can remove them every spring.
November 14, 2014
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Oxford Hot Hands Overgrips
Bought these grips as an alternative to permanently installing heated grips. They can be installed and removed in minutes and are very hot. My fingers used to go completely numb on early spring rides when the temps were below 40F. I have been out riding now in the mid 20's and my hands and fingers have stayed toasty warm. If I am in slow moving traffic I have to turn them off because my hands start to get too hot. Great product.
March 26, 2014
Great Stuff
Great Product, would buy again, Its good for people that want to keep Factory Grips.

Works great for Honda Shadow VT750C2 2007 Spirit

Fingers get cold though ,but palm stays toasty.
December 23, 2013
Ride:
2007 Honda VT750C2 Shadow Spirit
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Exactly as advertised
This product had a very easy install (and I'm a newbie with no experience - if I can do it, anyone can!). The grips get very hot, but that's the whole point. Yes, of course it would be better to have a temperature control, but that would add to the price. The Velcro stays in place on the grips and makes it only slightly larger in diameter - I'm a female w/ small hands and it only took me a couple of rides to get used to it. For me, the only downside is the appearance of having the wire on the exterior of the bike. But, it's better than freezing my hands off! I wouldn't recommend these as a permanent fixture because of the appearance, but they are absolutely the way to go if you only need them for a few months (thank you So Cal!).
February 2, 2015
Ride:
2015 Yamaha FZ-07
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Easy Install
Easy to install product and puts out a lot of heat. I like the fact that they are removable in the summer. Only complaints are the switch seems cheap, too much extra wire to hide, and there is no medium heat setting (pretty much hot or off)
March 16, 2015
Bang For The Buck
4 / 5
very warm!
These were pretty easy to install, even for a mechanically challenged person. They warm up quickly, and cool down very quickly.

You only want to use these with winter weight gloves, otherwise you'll probably burn yourself. they were a little too warm through my middleweight olympia gloves.

if you are only going to do it once, you might be better off with the replacement grips. if you hop bikes all the time, or sell frequently, these are great. They do fatten up the grips a bit and it can be annoying, but you get used to it compared to having frozen hands.
November 4, 2013
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Great Purchase!
Bought these to throw on my crf250l which I use as a commuter. Has made winter riding much more bearable. The palms get pretty hot sometimes, so I have to turn them off intermittenly. Which isnt really a problem for me, having warm hands makes it worth it. For the price they can't be beat!
February 10, 2016
Ride:
2014 Honda CRF250L
Bang For The Buck
4 / 5
Really Hot
These were really easy to install with plenty of wiring for my 05 GSXR600 and they get very hot. Even with Winter gloves and a freeze out liner inside I have to take my hands off every once in a while so they don't burn. They make a huge difference when it's cold outside.
February 2, 2015
Ride:
2005 Suzuki GSX-R600
Just as advertised
I love these things. They are easy to install and get hot, hot, hot. I really like the idea that they are so easy to remove because I didn't want permanent ones. Revzilla had them to me 48 hours after I ordered them online....wow.
November 24, 2014
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RCJim on Aug 28, 2017
These are good, functional, and easily removable grips for those chilly rides
Eric E on Jan 1, 2017
cold weather driving need
RCJim on Aug 28, 2017
I have beautiful anodized metallic hand grips and I didn't want to trade them for the ordinary black heated hand grips I see everywhere. This option allows me to temporarily attach heated grip "sleeves" to my bike in the cold, and when temperature warms up I can take them off and still have my stylized grips.
Andrew A on Apr 10, 2017
These are good, functional, and easily removable grips for those chilly rides
Eric E on Jan 1, 2017
I have heated gloves, but wanted to try this option; price was very good.
gary j on Oct 5, 2016
I wanted warmer hands! I didn't want to "commit" as much as a set of grips would require. These work well, but are bulky and only on/off. They get too hot! I'd go for grips next time. But I'm still using these.
Jeremy M on May 28, 2016
These grips are awesome in the winter months! They get HOT. If you don't want to shell out a bunch for heated gloves, these are the way to go!
GSams13 on May 21, 2016
My hands get cold easily and the handlebar muffs keep them warm.
Anthony A on Apr 16, 2016
I ride all year long in Maryland and need something for my Honda Gom
HAROLD V on Jan 20, 2016
I want heat but don't want heated gloves nor do I want to replace my existing grips.
Christopher W on Dec 26, 2015
They have been working great!!!!!!!!!
Michael J on Dec 10, 2015
Ease of installation. Easy on/off. Great reviews.
redrage6 on Nov 12, 2015
Wanted something to keep my hands warm on the palms. These work great - actually get too hot to hold continuously. Easy to install and remove. I have Kuryakyn IsoGrips (which are great also) and didn't want to swap those out for heated grips. This was the next best option. Will add a thermostat switch for next winter.
Mickey B on Mar 25, 2015
quick install for winter and summer is a breeze to un-install
Robert A on Mar 17, 2015
To keep my hands and fingers warm. But it gets too damn hot, it's too bulky, and doesn't do much to keep my fingers warm.

But remember, that's just my experience. Everybody is different...
Francisco S on Jan 4, 2015
Don't want permanent heated grips. Heated gloves are bulky, pricey, and not touch screen compatible.
robert b on Oct 23, 2014
I used this on a bike before, works great easy to install.
Terry F on Aug 20, 2014
For its versatility
Richard S on Jan 26, 2014
warm hands for winter dirt bike riding.
clark s on Nov 24, 2013
based on another friend who is a motorcycle rider's suggestion and demistration. I currently have a heater strip that goes under plastic grip covering, this is not nearly as effective as HotHands (length of time to worm up and the amount of heat out put).
Mohammad L on Oct 10, 2013
I have beautiful anodized metallic hand grips and I didn't want to trade them for the ordinary black heated hand grips I see everywhere. This option allows me to temporarily attach heated grip "sleeves" to my bike in the cold, and when temperature warms up I can take them off and still have my stylized grips.
Andrew A on Apr 10, 2017
I have heated gloves, but wanted to try this option; price was very good.
gary j on Oct 5, 2016
how many watts are these?
A shopper on Nov 6, 2014
BEST ANSWER: Power per side approximately 12 watts, 24 watt combined. The resistance per side is approx. 13.2 ohms. Pwr= 12 volt (squared)/13.2 ohms= 11.8 watts, per side.
This is my second year of use. Last year I used them on my NC700X (naked bike) down to the teens. I drive approx. 22 minutes each way, to/from work and, at 9 degrees my fingertips could not survive. I ride 50% at 45 MPH, the rest of the trip is between 55 and 70. I am using the best Tourmaster non-heated gloves with an additional small /thin glove liner to help hold the heat.

This year I installed the "Trekker" model handguard and taped over the few small airholes. Could not believe the difference in the heat retention now that the wind is not directly on the front of my glove. I have already driven in 13 degree weather with a 30MPH headwind. No problem for my daily trip.

Contacted the manufacturer regarding cutting the power and handgraip wiring shorter. They said it is fine, just be sure to maintain 3A fusing. Every thing is now velcro'd or velcro-wrapped (wiring) to the bar and can be removed in two minutes.
Highly recommend if you do not want to invest in the 'undergrip" heating
Are these waterproof?
A shopper on Sep 28, 2013
BEST ANSWER: Probably "water resistant". I really haven't been in rain yet so have no 1st hand experience W/them. They do have a pretty tight seal around the H'bars, controls & cables W/the Velcro fasteners so should B pretty "water proof". FWIW I had a set back in '73 & they didn't have anywhere near the nice clean closure these have (no Velcro back then) & that set was H2O proof. More when I get wet!
Is it a simple full ON/OFF switch or are there variable preset levels?
Michael C on Nov 29, 2014
BEST ANSWER: I got the new smart grips, 5 heat levels, plus a timer so you can't forget to turn them off and kill your battery. Pretty sweet, I ride to work if it's not wet or snowy, and they keep my hands warm.
I also have barkbusters, s7 I think, AND Hippohands, so my digits ain't frigid!!
Can these be wired so that there are separate switches and wires? I want to have one on each hand with its own grip and switch.
A shopper on Nov 26, 2014
BEST ANSWER: According to the manufacturer NO, as that would void the warranty. But as far as being able to "do it" that depends on if you know how to(which isn't hard), and if you don't mind voiding the warranty.
Can a variable heat switch be installed? How and what kind?
Thanks
Bill L
A shopper on Oct 9, 2014
BEST ANSWER: I think you are wondering about a continuously variable switch, to which I will say I don't know. However, these come with a variable switch already: 0ff / 30% / 40% / 50% / 75% / 100%. So far, this variation has worked for me all the way down to about 36 degrees.
What's are the temperatures of the two settings. Low high. Do they go as high as 122'f or 50'c?
A shopper on Jul 19, 2017
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