Kuryakan Grips for 2014 ET-s?

[jlg]

Folks, does anyone know the part for (or if they make) Kuryakan Iso Grips for the 2014 RT-S? I looked on their website for 2014 RT-S and I didn't see anything for the GRIPS themselves. I saw them on a Goldwing and they feel REALLY good in my hand (I like it better than the narrow stock ones).

If you know exactly what to order, please let me know?
AtDhVaAnNkCsE [Thanks in Advance]

 

[jlg]

Oops -- can't edit the title -- I meant the 2014 RT-S not ET-s!!!! pps:

 

[jlg]

Also, will they work to replace the heated grips on the rt-s (not sure how that all works...)

 

[DJFaninTN]

Kuryakyn 6183's are what I used on our 2013 RT Limited. Should be the same size.

 

[DriftersWay]

Value Accessories has them.
Finless Bob has a great video of how to install.
I used a 1" piece of schedule 40 pvc for the filler.
Watch his video and you will understand.

http://store.valueaccessories.net/can-amspydergripsandaccessories.aspx

Good luck

 

[jlg]

Thanks for the info. I did see that he mentions the heated grip doesn't work as well with these on since they extend past the end of the stock grips.

Not sure I like the idea of hacking off the ends of the stock grips -- something to think about....

 

[garb55]

ET-s

Oops -- can't edit the title -- I meant the 2014 RT-S not ET-s!!!! pps:

And I thought you were taking about a Spyder from another planet :roflblack:

 

[stormtrooper]

You can always use Grip Puppies to fatten up the narrow stock grips a little.Thats what I did :thumbup:

 

[OverHillAndDale]

Go to LaMonster's website. He's got some instructions for installing the Kuryakyn clamshell grips for Goldwing heated grips. I have them and they are nice, although they do cut down on the amount of heat you feel through the grips.

 

[finless]

So here is the deal on how they effect the heated grips.

1) It takes longer for them to heat up but they do get hot enough!

2) When going down the highway over say 50 MPH, because the metal ends are sticking out, the air moving over them does suck the heat out.
What I have done now this last winter (if you call Ca. having a winter), I cut some bicycle inner tube about 2" long and put them over the ends.
This worked! Then I can simply remove the inner tube covers them when I don't need them.

Bob