Heated Grips on the EX

[apex1_imp]

Where did you buy the grips and the installation kit? I looked the other day and they are sold out and not available everywhere I looked. Thanks.

[Alfgaxatico_imp]

In Spain ; Honda oficial at my city .... my bike is ex 2015 year ; Europe . I bought one month ago

[michael1954]

Where did you buy the grips and the installation kit? I looked the other day and they are sold out and not available everywhere I looked. Thanks.

I bought mine off Honda Powersports, online. Right now they have nothing for the 2017EX listed. I sent them an email about the Luggage rack. When they call, or today, I will ask them about Heated Grips as well.
Looking at the K&H Website about the DLX seat, and saw that they have the Luggage Rack for $201 USD. Plus shipping probably.

Michael1954, can you tell me where you picked up your Honda luggage rack? I tried Honda parts website and did not find it there. Thanks for your help.

Still waiting for a call from Honda, and I just saw the Luggage Rack on the K&H Website for $201USD (plus shipping probably)

[apex1_imp]

Where did you buy the grips and the installation kit? I looked the other day and they are sold out and not available everywhere I looked. Thanks.

I bought mine off Honda Powersports, online. Right now they have nothing for the 2017EX listed. I sent them an email about the Luggage rack. When they call, or today, I will ask them about Heated Grips as well.
Looking at the K&H Website about the DLX seat, and saw that they have the Luggage Rack for $201 USD. Plus shipping probably.

Michael1954, can you tell me where you picked up your Honda luggage rack? I tried Honda parts website and did not find it there. Thanks for your help.

Still waiting for a call from Honda, and I just saw the Luggage Rack on the K&H Website for $201USD (plus shipping probably)

I bought mine off Honda Powersports, online. Right now they have nothing for the 2017EX listed. I sent them an email about the Luggage rack. When they call, or today, I will ask them about Heated Grips as well.
Looking at the K&H Website about the DLX seat, and saw that they have the Luggage Rack for $201 USD. Plus shipping probably.

Michael1954, can you tell me where you picked up your Honda luggage rack? I tried Honda parts website and did not find it there. Thanks for your help.

Still waiting for a call from Honda, and I just saw the Luggage Rack on the K&H Website for $201USD (plus shipping probably)
I looked this morning on the official Honda website and it says the grips are out of stock, though they do have the installation kit. I appreciate you checking though.

[j3gq_imp]

So much about heated grips, all agreed. But my wife and pillion needs heated ...handles or a heated rack for her hands. Mine are hardly cold and hers are always. Any solid design recommendations ?

[apex1_imp]

So much about heated grips, all agreed. But my wife and pillion needs heated ...handles or a heated rack for her hands. Mine are hardly cold and hers are always. Any solid design recommendations ?

Heated gloves work great. There are good choices designed for motorcycles and snowmobiles.

[j3gq_imp]

So much about heated grips, all agreed. But my wife and pillion needs heated ...handles or a heated rack for her hands. Mine are hardly cold and hers are always. Any solid design recommendations ?

Heated gloves work great. There are good choices designed for motorcycles and snowmobiles.

you mean battery powered ? or with cables around my neck ?

[GoldOxide_imp]

So much about heated grips, all agreed. But my wife and pillion needs heated ...handles or a heated rack for her hands. Mine are hardly cold and hers are always. Any solid design recommendations ?

http://cb1100forum.com/forum/showthread....#pid252033

[Houtman_imp]

You better get the ones with a batterie pack , other wise she could "accidently " strangle you if you did not pick up your dirty clothes after taking a shower.

[Tev62]

So much about heated grips, all agreed. But my wife and pillion needs heated ...handles or a heated rack for her hands. Mine are hardly cold and hers are always. Any solid design recommendations ?

Keis heated inner gloves would be my recommendation. Not nearly as expensive as a heated gloves and a mild heat that works a treat. I have a pair and they are powered from my heated vest. They do come with a longer lead and wire direct to the battery if you don't have a heated vest. You need their lightweight controller with them too. You must use their measurement table to make sure you have a snug fit. They are quite thin so regular gloves go over easy enough. If your gloves are tight now though there will be no room for them.