do the wires come out the same end of the grip as the bar goes into?
1990853
Your handlebars need to have a hole in them, usually most handlebars already have a hole in the middle by the bar clamps as a stress relief. The wires should come from both heated ends and exit out of this middle hole. It may take some wire fishing to get them out, but warm hands are worth it.
1990854
Yes, it would seem so. The design runs wire inside the bar and therefor out of the grip the same end as the bar. Alternatively, one could plug the bar with the heater and run the wires out the end of the bar/grip and deal with the wiring outside of the bar ends in any way appropriate. ( brush guards to carry the wire to the electrical system via the outside of the handlebars?)
1990855
What I did was drill a hole in the middle of my handle bar above the headlight on the bottom side big enough to install a grommet to protect the wires. run the wires to thru the headlight and tested the heaters to make sure they work. Filled the handle bars with insulation. This worked good for me. It keeps my hands nice and toasty :-) Hope this helps.Nick
1990856
Not sure if I completly understand your question. But as you see in picture the gold colored metal part is the actual grip heater unit it goes right in bar under your grip.the wires get pushed up through your handlebars and you drill a small hole im middle of bars and pull the wires out of the bar.
1990857
No you will need to drill a new hole on the bottom side of the handle bars.
1990858
I ran the wires into the center where the bars meet the riser. I then ran them under the dashboard, behind the speedometer and made my connections behind the headlight.
1990859
The wiring runs from the heater insert to the center of the handlbar. On my installation, the handlebars are slotted in the riser area to allow the wiring to exit. The instructions call for drilling your handlebar, if no hole exist. Pretty straight forward installation and they work pretty good. I have aluminum grips that take a few minutes to heat up, but they work fine.
469927
Absolutely! Just drape an end over your pull-up bar, pull the other end through, and you're good to go.
908313
Yes the only difference in the bars is there is a notch cut out in the right side end of the bar for the throttle by wire to fit into. This will be covered up by your grips. You will have no problem
621312
Yes the ends do come off. You can change them out to spikes or add the thumb assist
1383821
Yeah, it does.... if you pass the handle through the loop that the door stop is attached to, the whole thing slides down and cinches to the bar, with no way to slide off. It's really secure. My JGXT has a label sewn to it that shows how to do this, and I think they have it on the website too.
1764220
As I recall these had a 3/8"-ish post - so I would bet money that they would. I have seen others around the town I live in installed on bull bars, push bars, straight to bumper installation -you name it. They come with a ridiculously long wire harness so you should be able to fish your wires through the bull bar without splicing too.
131689
Yes. Remove old grips, clean bars, remove backing, and adhere. Reinstall grips, run power, etc.
1894374
Yes, make sure to tighten the quick release lever clockwise to ensure it is tight before you attach your grip to it.
1179429
Seems to be about 4.5 to 5" where inside butts against bar. There are shorter versions for Gripshift but I don't have those.
1136707
Yes. Standard throttle and idle cable set up. I'm very happy with these grips.
362088
Take either a hammer or a rubber mallet and tap the end of your grips. The handlebar will cut the ends off your existing grips. Then slide your existing grips inward about 1 inch. Soapy water can be used to aid in getting the grips to slide over. These origin8 bar ends slide onto the bare bar and you clamp them down with an allen key. Then insert the handle bar end caps if provided. I hope this helps you out. Ps they are fantastic
1355478
Yes, the bar has a screw on one end and you turn the handle that has a big foam pad on it. Fairly easy too do.
224852
Those you list seem to be the same. I suggest you go into a store to physically handle the grips before you order.
1375396
Same way my kimber was. Really nice grips for the price. Made my desert warrier look like a different gun. To answer your question YES.
1378870
I don't think so. From your question, I'm assuming the last 3/4" of the handlebar is not in contact with grips' locking mechanism. I'd think it would be possible to shorten length of grips so they'd fit correctly. Otherwise, they're nice grips.
906936
Just looked at my grips, I don't think you can add bar end mirrors. The extension part of the grip fits tightly over the bar and there is a screw to secure it. Be careful not to over tighten this screw, I have broken it in the past. This is my second set of grips in this style. You may be able to put the mirrors on if you are creative, but I don't think so
150550
Yes. The actual heating elements do not extend all the way to the end of the grip. They can be cut about 1 cm from the ends of the grips to fit bars of various lengths. You should be able to alter them to fit bar weights with no problems.