Does it work on a Honda NT700V with heated grips?
1876213
Idk? I tried it on a Harley davidson and I didnt like it cause your either speeding up or slowing down.
1876214
Spend the extra money and go with throttle masters. Had so many problems with this system. Got rid of it. Actually locked in place and I couldn't get the system to unlock. Had to do an emergency shut off and slow down before crashing. Never again
763375
Sorry don't know. It worked on my bike without problem. I would check return policy and if it doesn't then send back
131689
Yes. Remove old grips, clean bars, remove backing, and adhere. Reinstall grips, run power, etc.
1245478
It's pretty universal. But you have to have 3/16" between the grip and the throttle housing for it to work. You may have to move the grip over slightly, sometimes not easy to do without damaging it. The hook on the bottom is designed to fit around one of the throttle cables, and the configuration of the cables may also determine whether it will work. It didn't exactly fit my bike ('07 Buell) but with some small modifications I was able to make it work well. It depends on how handy you are with modifying it.
1103318
I don't know. But if you go to http://www.kuryakyn.com/, and put your motorcycle in and then select grips, you'll get the right part number for your bike.I did a quick check and this looks like what you're looking for but it's up to you to make sure:http://www.kuryakyn.com/Products/3798/ISO-Grips
1775243
Yes, I use the DCPR7EIX 6046 It's a great plug same heat range but much better burn, you will notice a difference. I ride a 2010 FLTRX Road Glide Custom.
936169
the cp7905 works on motorcycles i put one on a kawasaki works fine, washed the bike a couple of times water doesen SEEM TO BOTHER IT. WORKS FINE
203005
Yes it will work very well, I have it on two single-cylinder 4-stroke Honda motorcycles.
112756
Should work fine. You might need to slide your controls toward the grip a little bit due to the grips being a little shorter than the stock ones.
556460
It should. I looked at the photos of the XP70 and its seat looks smaller than the seat on my stationary bike.
1396087
"Correction"M. Murphy is correct. These particular grips work only on the "Square Butt". However, Houge makes some for the N frame "Round Butt" as well.
1979362
I mounted on 2 of my bikes. Honda NT700V and Honda VFR800. Mounts easily to your clutch or brake reservoir. There should be no reason why it wouldn't on your Triumph. Go to the Ram Mounts web site. That's what I did. Gives you more info.
826992
No. I bought these and the right grip will not fit over the throttle assembly on 7/8 bars.
2135007
The grips don't draw that much power. On many bikes I have taken power from lighting circuits and brake light circuits with no issues.
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?)
1786495
hi they are for just about every bike, i have a kawasaki nomad and it worked just fine, just be careful not to get the cables off the track on the throttle.... good luck.... btw ive put them on a honda also....dave
135455
I used this grip on my 686 and it works great. I have the square-butt frame, not the round-butt frame.