How To Install Heated Grips

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Oxford Heaterz Heated Grips Installation for the Husqvarna 701 enduro LR. This is a must do upgrade if you live anywhere that gets cool or cold weather at some point in the year. Hey there is no factory option for the Husky 701, so you're going to need to pay for the upgrade or with a little time and effort you can probably just do it yourself. These Oxford Heaterz will keep your hands toasty. You will see that my auto-off function was defective, indicating low battery even though my battery was fully charged. Since my install has the power source switched (key activated) I'm not concerned about the auto-off function. After several thousand miles these Oxford Heaterz continue to perform well. I know there are many Heated Grips solutions out there. Some add heating under your grips. Some like these Heaterz are a structured grip with a support layer and the heating element sandwiched in between. These have been off-road and on road in rain and heat and so far they have not budged and continue to perform correctly.
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[@maldeplume1674]

Is there a choices of models from Oxford for the 701. If so which one did you use please?

[@dualsportgarage]

There several different styles and sizes. I chose the premium adventure size. They seem to be the longest. This way when I trim them at the line on the grip, they are just a bit longer than stock and have full coverage of the heating element for the entire length of the grip.

[@maldeplume1674]

@@dualsportgarage Excellent and thank you so much for a quick response. I'm looking at downsizing too (1200GSA) for long distance (Aussie outback) dirt and ordering an LR. Good luck and enjoy your riding!

[@MrRplo]

How did you wire your heated grips and GPS to the single ACC2 connection or did you use ACC1 for one of the devices?

[@dualsportgarage]

I soldiered the GPS wiring into to the heated grips wiring because the grips are less than 5 amps and the gps is less than 2 amps and each accessory circuit is 10 amps and adding them to ACC 2 keeps both on switched power. I detailed this around 3:12 minutes into the video. …hope that helps

[@JB-mo8rs]

How do you like the Dual5 light? Do you wish you had the Dual8 or Dual10?

[@dualsportgarage]

I think the 5 works great but I haven’t tried the 8 or 10. I will be adding running lights so there are three bright lights upfront on my bike so I don’t really need the headlight to be brighter. I think more lights equals more visibility. And the dual5 solves the problem of the stock headlight being almost invisible in traffic.

[@JB-mo8rs]

@@dualsportgarage The Dual8 is only $77 more than the Dual5, so I guess I’ll go that route