[roy826]

Agree...no big deal. If they do the job...it's all good. But the price...with a dangling wire...that's another kettle of fish altogether.

I agree but its kind of like everything else right now. Way to expensive for what you get.

 

[gritty]

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Expensive.

 

[Silent Sam]

Has anyone ever used Tecno Globe Gold Heated Grips ? I think they look much better than the Oxford units and have a very stock look to them.

Tecno Globe Gold Heated Grip

 

[trevor]

Has anyone ever used Tecno Globe Gold Heated Grips ? I think they look much better than the Oxford units and have a very stock look to them.

Tecno Globe Gold Heated Grip

They look like Apollo grips I had them on my F and I have them on my dr650. Fantastic grips

 

[Silent Sam]

They look like Apollo grips I had them on my F and I have them on my dr650. Fantastic grips
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They look amazing. Did you instal them youself or were they already on the bike when you got it?

 

[trevor]

Installed myself. Easy and good instructions.
that’s a good price btw as I paid $200cdn for mine.

 

[CaptainSlow]

I think they are identical, made in the same factory, then the seller just puts their own logo on it.

Fortnine has the Apollo Kossos for $158, ships from Canada for free.

I think Chromeburner ships from Europe (correct me if I'm wrong) so with shipping and possibly import fees you'll pay more. In any case it's far better than paying for the oem suzuki ones.

I think I'll buy the Apollos this spring, but not looking forward to all the work with lifting the tank to access the switched power wire.

 

[CaptainSlow]

Btw do we need the 120mm or 130mm grips for our bike?

 

[Silent Sam]

Agreed, chromburner is in Europe and shipping is something like $32 with Fed-Ex. Ill check Fortnine and i beleive Amazon has them also. I think the power cable is hit or miss under the headlight. Hopefully yours is under the headlight and not under the tank.
You should be looking for the 120mm unit.

 

[trevor]

Yeah silly me I bought mine from a local dealer.....fwiw....I love the apollo grips but the Suzuki ones do work better.

 

[CPCNY]

I'm going to use my heated gloves for now. The Suzuki grips are a bit pricey.

 

[Gixis1k]

I have Yamaha grips on my Gsxs obviously fitted by previous owner and are 3 stage, very good and unobtrusive, I can recommend them but alas do not know model or part numbers, the writing on them is a green colour, no big ugly buttons, it is all very neat. View attachment 48037

installed these at the begining of the year