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Grip heaters
- Thread starter azjerry
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I put the BRP grip heaters on my 2013 ST-S, it is a fairly easy task you do not cut off the old grips they slide right off because they are sleeved. Taking off the side panels and center so you can get to the plugs takes the longest, but here in ohio it made it well worth it when it gets cold
Dan McNally
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I never had heated grips before . . . after getting used to them on my Spyder, this winter :2thumbs:, I never want to NOT have heated grips again! nojoke
Bob Ledford
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I use mine all the time, an your statement is so true! My wife has a heated steering wheel in her new Traverse and she loves it too...
I put them on last fall and directions are fairly easy to follow. The wiring harness where they actually plug in was a lot farther forward towards the frunk that I thought it would be. I broke a screw when taking apart the handlebars so take some care. I had to replace one of the handlebards because I wasn't careful.....but luckily only 25 bucks. They are really nice to have when you are finished.
Steve
Steve
And sorry the old grips just slide off. Actually an interesting set up once you take apart.
I just got a call from our dealer and our '14 ST-S has shipped from BRP, I expect to pick it up mid-February. I'll definitely want to get the grip heaters on there ASAP, can anyone confirm the part number and price for the BRP kit? Good to hear they are an easy install!
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Mets79ST2013
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Yeah they work great, and since I don't care if is cold out it really made a difference having them....:yes: all I need is the snow to stop but I did ride for 15 minutes Monday...
You can get the part number and cost from the BRP accessories site or off of ebay as that is where I bought my kit.
Has anyone found a place to download the .pdf version of the 2014 accessories catalog? On the BRP web site it appears web only with only the major categories such as exhaust and windshields. It's probably someplace obvious but I can't seem to find it. I have the 2013 catalog, the p/n is probably the same, but I'd like to have the 2014 catalog to see what else I might need (want?).
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