Collection: Heated Grips

Motorcycle heated grips are electrical accessories that warm the handlebars to provide comfort and safety for riders in cold weather conditions, helping maintain proper hand dexterity and control during winter riding or in adverse weather. These systems typically consist of heating elements integrated into rubber or foam grip covers that wrap around the handlebars, connected to the motorcycle's electrical system through a controller that allows riders to adjust temperature settings on-the-fly. Most heated grips feature multiple heat levels (usually 3-5 settings) controlled by a switch mounted within easy reach of the rider's thumb, with LED indicators showing the selected temperature and some advanced models offering automatic temperature regulation based on ambient conditions. The heating elements are designed to distribute warmth evenly across the grip surface while drawing relatively low current from the motorcycle's charging system, typically consuming 20-40 watts total power. Installation usually involves removing the existing grips, wrapping the heating elements around the handlebars, securing the new grips over them, and connecting the wiring harness to the bike's electrical system with a fused connection. Quality heated grips like those from Oxford, Symtec, or OEM manufacturers can extend the riding season significantly by preventing the hand numbness and reduced control that occurs in cold conditions, making them essential equipment for year-round riders, commuters, and touring enthusiasts who encounter varying weather conditions during their travels.