Postie bike heated grips

[caesar]

Hi guys,
new here. I would like some help to connect heated bike grips to my bike.
What is the best way
Regards Joe

 

[SnItChY]

can you tell me if they run of ac power as well as dc power , do posties have a battery? cant remember

doesnt realy mater but it will kill your other electrics , ie make them run slow , slow to no blink on indicators

very dim headlight , if your stator has been rewound to give out more volts your fine but i think a

stock stator will struggle

anyways we should be able to hook them up

 

[timmonds]

should be easy enough. pretty sure they do run a battery, but wouldnt it be easier to just wear some warm gloves or something?

 

[Hillz]

These heated grips are becoming some of my best sellers, I was like wtf who would use heated grips, oveously there are a lot if soft riders out there haha

 

[shann]

lol just wear gloves

 

[The_GDFP]

What's cold there, 20c? lol...

 

[AussieMX]

What's cold there, 20c? lol...

haha where im livin it's been an average of 37, a few days reached 42 and couple a days last week it was 30 degrees at 12:00 at night.:microwave:

i've forgotten what 20 degrees felt like

 

[The_GDFP]

We get a couple of months here when a warm up to ZERO would be a pleasant change. Of course, if it hits 25, I'm sweating like a pig and running for shade. Low 30's and I refuse to leave the house.

 

[caesar]

Thanks guys,
In the winter the temp can be as low as zero centigrade.
I do wear gloves however my fingers get very cold amd warm grips would be great.My question is what do I connect the positive wire to for easiest connection?
Regards Joe

 

[SnItChY]

you could run the wire of your pos on the battery , through a switch on the bars , fused of course

pretty simple really,,be better if the run of ac power , then they will only work when the bike is running

just be ready for the power loss on your other lights

 

[caesar]

Thanks Snitchy,
It does run on ac. where or what do I connect the pos wire to?
Regards Joe