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Airflow Heated Hand Grips
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Keep comfortable on cool morning or frigid night rides. These thermostatically controlled grips feature variable heat settings controlled with a military grade resistor, and use automatic temperature monitoring to adjust to ambient temperatures. Grips have been thermally mapped to provide a more uniform heat and are designed to achieve a maximum operating temperature approximately 20° Fahrenheit warmer than previous accessory heated grips for added warmth during cold rides.
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Typical Harley Quality, Patience and Brains Needed
10/16/2023
10/16/2023
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This is the second set of HD heated grips I have installed on one of my bikes. The first was on a FXDS Low Rider Conv and this latest set on a 2002 883 Sportster Roadster. Typical high quality heavy duty Harley stuff. I took one star away for installation; quite a bit of patience and either a lot of HD know-how or a REAL HD shop manual is required. If you are lacking either the patience or the know-how/shop manual, turn the job over to a dealer/competent mechanic. The grips themselves are not the problem; it's the switch blocks, throttle cables, wire routing, wire splicing, etc. When the directions say "Refer to the shop manual" they MEAN it. On my FXDS I got away without the cardboard shim in the brake lever when taking the right switch block apart. On the Roadster, no such luck and broke the stoplight switch and had to replace it before I could finish installing the grips (after ordering one and waiting......). So, OK, the job is done and they look great and work great. No extraneous wiring as they all fold in to either existing harnesses or inside the handlebars, and the control is a knob at the end of the left hand grip. No external control panel. Very unobtrusive. The grip system has three wires to connect to the bike's electrical system: a ground, a 12 volt "hot," and a 12 volt "ACC." The last one means that the grips are on only when the bike's key is in the ACC or ON position, so if you accidentally leave the grips on, they won't wear down the battery. The actual splicing in to the bike's wiring was, for me, the easiest part of the installation. Oh, and I didn't need to remove the gas tank on either bike. On the FXDS I used a rubber fuel hose as a snake to pull the wiring down through the adequate daylight under the tank. On the Roadster, I removed the tank's front bolt, allowing the tank to be swung up in front enough to snake the grip harness down along the frame backbone to the electrical mess under the seat. Easy peasy.
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FEATURED REVIEW5/4/2024BlackenedFeatured H-D Dealership H-D Employee Sweepstakes Entry - Verified Purchaser Top 10 Contributor Top 25 Contributor Top 50 Contributor Top 100 Contributor Top 250 ContributorVery nice comfy and durable
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FEATURED REVIEW10/16/2023Typical Harley Quality, Patience and Brains NeededFeatured H-D Dealership H-D Employee Sweepstakes Entry - Verified Purchaser Top 10 Contributor Top 25 Contributor Top 50 Contributor Top 100 Contributor Top 250 ContributorThis is the second set of HD heated grips I have installed on one of my bikes. The first was on a FXDS Low Rider Conv and this latest set on a 2002 883 Sportster Roadster. Typical high quality heavy duty Harley stuff. I took one star away for installation; quite a bit of patience and either a lot of HD know-how or a REAL HD shop manual is required. If you are lacking either the patience or the know-how/shop manual, turn the job over to a dealer/competent mechanic. The grips themselves are not the problem; it's the switch blocks, throttle cables, wire routing, wire splicing, etc. When the directions say "Refer to the shop manual" they MEAN it. On my FXDS I got away without the cardboard shim in the brake lever when taking the right switch block apart. On the Roadster, no such luck and broke the stoplight switch and had to replace it before I could finish installing the grips (after ordering one and waiting......). So, OK, the job is done and they look great and work great. No extraneous wiring as they all fold in to either existing harnesses or inside the handlebars, and the control is a knob at the end of the left hand grip. No external control panel. Very unobtrusive. The grip system has three wires to connect to the bike's electrical system: a ground, a 12 volt "hot," and a 12 volt "ACC." The last one means that the grips are on only when the bike's key is in the ACC or ON position, so if you accidentally leave the grips on, they won't wear down the battery. The actual splicing in to the bike's wiring was, for me, the easiest part of the installation. Oh, and I didn't need to remove the gas tank on either bike. On the FXDS I used a rubber fuel hose as a snake to pull the wiring down through the adequate daylight under the tank. On the Roadster, I removed the tank's front bolt, allowing the tank to be swung up in front enough to snake the grip harness down along the frame backbone to the electrical mess under the seat. Easy peasy. read more.
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FEATURED REVIEW9/8/2023Holly heated gripsFeatured H-D Dealership H-D Employee Sweepstakes Entry - Verified Purchaser Top 10 Contributor Top 25 Contributor Top 50 Contributor Top 100 Contributor Top 250 ContributorI bought a pair of heated grips last year they never worked so I called up Harley Davison and they told me to send it back and they will test it but I can’t do that because we already cut the wires to extend it so I had to buy another pair which I was not happy about after all the money that I spent on Harley-Davidson motorcycles and accessories. I don’t think that was right. read more.
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FEATURED REVIEW4/24/2020Great productFeatured H-D Dealership H-D Employee Sweepstakes Entry - Verified Purchaser Top 10 Contributor Top 25 Contributor Top 50 Contributor Top 100 Contributor Top 250 ContributorAesthetically the grips not only look great, but they generate heat which is superb. They do exactly what they are intended to do, warm my hands in the cold.XLIron1200NS - BELLEVILLE - Motorcycle: 2019 XL1200NSHelpful? Yes (5)
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FEATURED REVIEW3/15/2020Heated hand gripsFeatured H-D Dealership H-D Employee Sweepstakes Entry - Verified Purchaser Top 10 Contributor Top 25 Contributor Top 50 Contributor Top 100 Contributor Top 250 ContributorInstalled in about an hour. Easier than I thought. Heats up fast and wires into the harness vs direct to the battery. Just make sure you buy the harness adapter before you start installing. The probably won’t work if you have apes.
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Would love to hear from you, how the grips are holding up so far? I've heard that the Harley heated grips don't last. I've had Heat Demons on my other bike for at least 10 years now, and they are still working fine.- Courtland3/29/2022
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Would love to hear from you, how the grips are holding up so far? I've heard that the Harley heated grips don't last. I've had Heat Demons on my other bike for at least 10 years now, and they are still working fine.- Courtland3/29/2022
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Question:3/2/2024Hi, I have a 2014 fatboy lo. is this is a plug and play install?dhenz - canada
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Answer:Hello dhenz, Airflow Heated Hand Grips part number 56100358 fits your 2014 Fat Boy. Easy-to-install glueless design. Installation instructions are available under Details tab. Located under product description. Thanks blairmke
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Question:1/30/2024I have a 2016 SuperLow XL883, Do i need an additional harness or will just the heated handgrips work??Niko - Ohio
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Answer:Hello Niko. ’14-later XL, ’12-’17 Dyna and ’11-’15 Softail models require separate purchase of Electrical Connection Kit P/N 72673-11. Thanks blairmke
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Question:3/1/2022Will these fit a '16 FLHXSE?Redwolf - San Antonio
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Answer:Hello Redwolf, These wont fit your bike. Gigglesthehelper
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Question:2/10/2022Hi: I need to install these heated grips por my FLSTS Heritage Springer 1997. Please tell me if will fit it and if I need additional adaptor.Pancho - Miami
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Answer:Hello Pancho, These do fit and you shouldnt need anything extra. Gigglesthehelper
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Question:1/1/2022These AND the other "Heated Grips" state they require: P/N 72673-11. So please explain why this website does not have a link to this required part? When i use the search at the top of the page and enter: P/N 72673-11. "No Results Found" is returned?Scott - So. California
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Answer:https://www.harley-davidson.com/us/en/shop/electrical-connection-upgrade-kit/p/72673-11
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Answer:Hello Scott, I typed 72673-11 in the search and it populated for me. Try entering it without P/N in front of the number. Thanks H9FXE
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