Holy hot hands!!!

[Berg570FE]

Sorry if you all already know this.

The Apex's are known for their "come and go, work at certain RPM" grip heaters. Ive fought this for several years and finally had enough of it. Literally couldn't feel my fingertips after several of my rides last year.

So after some research I found this guy back east who makes the "Yamaheater" grip heater booster. Yes, the $200 seemed a tad high for what I was "getting for my buck", but I was desperate. Installed it Friday night and WOW!!!!!! Holy $h*t!! Piping hot at just an idle next to the trailer. They get so hot I had to keep turning them down. Pretty awesome.

Anyway, it was a big deal to me to "fix" my grip heaters this year. Its not too often something exceeds what I was expecting. Kudos to the guy who designed this.

 

[capulin overdrive]

Up to today, i was a grip heaters are for wimps kind of guy.

Spaced out good gloves and rode today with paper thin cloth gloves. Now my hands are cooked on the palms and frostbit on the tips!

 

[christopher]

Sorry if you all already know this.

The Apex's are known for their "come and go, work at certain RPM" grip heaters. Ive fought this for several years and finally had enough of it. Literally couldn't feel my fingertips after several of my rides last year.

So after some research I found this guy back east who makes the "Yamaheater" grip heater booster. Yes, the $200 seemed a tad high for what I was "getting for my buck", but I was desperate. Installed it Friday night and WOW!!!!!! Holy $h*t!! Piping hot at just an idle next to the trailer. They get so hot I had to keep turning them down. Pretty awesome.

Anyway, it was a big deal to me to "fix" my grip heaters this year. Its not too often something exceeds what I was expecting. Kudos to the guy who designed this.

The YamaHeaters are GREAT.
http://yamaheater.com/

 

[sledheadd]

Good product that just works. It's a must up here in northern Alberta where it can -30c while we are out riding.