B67-H29A0-V0-00 Heated grip kit on MT09 installation. YME-F2960-00-00

[@Dano831]

The heads up about the connectors not being colour coded was very helpful. You saved me the grief wondering “what did I do wrong?” Thanks a lot 👍

[@itsadyerthing]

Glad to be of help Tony.... cheers and thanks for the support! Rob

[@TwoWheeledDecaf]

Great video, just bought this kit. Thankyou mate

[@aubechristian]

Thank you for your video 👌 Very clear! It took me about 25 minutes and the heated grips + USB adapter were installed and it works perfectly!

[@ThomasWhitehouse]

Great Video. Fitted these to my 2017 MT-09 yesterday. Tip that might help: The throttle side grip was tough to get off even after getting a small screwdriver under it and breaking the glue seal. So I used WD40 with a straw attachment and blasted some oil under the grip from both ends, it then slipped of easily without cutting it off. Just degrease and ensure you clean all of the WD40 off before applying glue. Worked for me so hope this helps.

[@itsadyerthing]

Yep I normally use a blade screw driver and shoot wd40 only when I want to keep the grip. I have a Draw full so I was going for the aggressive approach hahahah cheers and thanks for both reaching out and support ! Hope you have a great season with your MT09 ! Cheerw Rob

[@stevenc8140]

Rob. I have to say... you did a GREAT 👍 JOB on this video!!!

[@itsadyerthing]

Steve SCN thank you sir ! That truly says a lot coming from a great supporter like yourself ! I truly appreciate it Steve! Still a learning curve and lots to learn at that, I simply turn the camera on and wing it.. all live as you can clearly see. Maybe once I start to see find come in I’ll get it more pro production but right now it’s simply a hobby for fun. What started out as a mean to embarrass my kids ended up where we are now lol.. Not that this doesn’t embarrass them anyways haha It’s a Dyer Thing ! They’ll be this way soon enough.. Merci Steve.. Rob

[@therevenantofyourex2236]

Hi Rob do you have the serial number/ id number, for the heated grips & the wiring harness kit? How do they compare to oxford heated grips? Are they soft or hard & how comfortable are they, what do they feel like on long trips? With the spotlights will the wiring harness kit, connect strait onto them, so I don't have to hard wire them, Thanks mate looking forward to your reply

[@itsadyerthing]

youre down under so best thing would be to hit up YMAU, if im correct, They do offer this kit for your MT but its a bit tricky to find mate, Here are the links for your viewing pleasure. yshop.yamaha-motor.com.au/products/universal-grip-heaters and yshop.yamaha-motor.com.au/products/connector-cable-grip-heater As for comfort, they are stiffer material but yet still very comfortable both gloved and bare hands if you wish. Oxford are great products too as you can really dial in to what design you want for grip comfort, the yamaha ones are similar to the Tracer GT style but a bit harder. not easy to explain over email, I personalty enjoy them and comfort no complaints here. I like that the controller is right there and you can change settings without lifting your hand off the grip. The Yamaha MT09 series is spoiled as we have a special connector for it, Yet this grips will work on all and any 7/8 motorcycle bar. some fitment may requires imagination etc... Grip heated part number for Aussi land B67-H29A0-V0-00 mt09wire connect B74-H253L-00-00 if you dont use the connector for your MT09 or dont have a MT09, the grip package does come with a universal battery hookup. super easy to do and lots of safety functions included with it. Cheers mate and have a great weekend...

[@RiderFex]

Hey, I have a big problem and need help! I habe a MT09 2020. The people in my Forum tell me, that the connector is on the LEFT side of the bike (when I am sitting on it) but it also should be a grey connector. And on the right side where the GW fuse is, is that grey connector. So there is that white and grey oval shaped connectors. Which one is the correct one? Thanks!

[@itsadyerthing]

It's crazy eh... here I'll get you to do a test with me. I say it's the white one cause this is what happened to me too. I initial thought is was grey one to match up with connections but I'm the end it was white. So please install first on white one. Turn it on and then go to the fuse and white heater is on remove fuse. If heater turn off then we have confirmed together that it's indeed white one! If not then retest same with grey and confirm. I think you will see that white is what you need.. please get back to me... do this before you cover everything back up. Cheers Rob

[@Echo4Yankee]

Are the hooligan stickers you have hi viz yellow or lime green? I have lime green, but yours look weird for some reason. I can't tell what color it is.

[@itsadyerthing]

The decals you see on my fuel tank are from Hooliganstickers.com and yes are hi-vis yellow unless they have changed products. the ones i have are the first ever designed as i worked with them to get the right specs and trim for the rest of you guys. the rest of the decals on my bike are from a local shop i worked with and also some hand built ones. mine look weird ! maybe yours look weird lol... Just kidding, mind are preproduction one's from Hoolgan... Cheers and thanks for the feedback and support. Be Safe Rob

[@jeffreyarvik5936]

Really good video! Looks like you've had these on your bike for a little over a year now - how are you liking them? Do they get hot enough? Thanks!

[@itsadyerthing]

hey Jeffrey, as i had mentioned in previous comments to other whether it be this video or my other one where i did a review. I like the compactness of these grips as you have the control right there but i hate to do this but they are not something i would buy or install again for my personal use. the heat of them are not worth compared to what other brands can offer. simplicity to install and use is a great feature but for actual heat function, they barely break the chil mark. i dont Dyer approve. This year I am running the Tenere 700 and i did a lot of though whether i go back again with OEM heaters or go Oxford, well I went Oxford and couldnt be any happier. no they they dont offer a factory into harness connection but thats a simple fix as one would still have to buy the adapter harness for your yamaha ! so buy it anyways and make your own wire connections so that it still connects through your main harness and is fused with the bikes electrical system and works with the ignition. The comfort of the grips and function of the heat settings ! oh boy i can tell you they work !!!! ive yet to set heat more than 75% where even current 25% is as warm as the 100% setting of yamahas OEM grips. what a big difference,... only thing you will need to so is get a good quality glue to make sure they install and stay installed, the included glue is not worth a penny, i suggest Gorilla glue, the original glue, clear light brown in color... that works like a charm too ! you think with heated grips there are greater chances that the glue break cause of constant expanding and retracting during use etc.... I hope this helps but if i were to choose between yamaha oem heated grips and the oxford ones, I would take Oxford again, they offer three types of grips and compounds that suit your needs. Cheers Rob Canadian links to Amazon affiliate products Sport premium grips from Oxford : amzn.to/33VN0lR Touring premium grips from Oxford: amzn.to/33TSRrZ

[@xxcheknoxx]

Vey helpful video man! Did these come with the grip glue or did you have to get that one separately?

[@itsadyerthing]

Anytime mate. You have to get your own grip glue. For this year 2020 I'm on the fence between another pair of yamaha grips or oxford heaterz premium hot grips !!! They are also very nice and comes with multiple rubber compounds. Check them out before you commit to purchase. Cheers Rob

[@xxcheknoxx]

@@itsadyerthing Thanks for the response man! I'm also looking at the oxford grips for my 2014 09 but i see a lot of people online mention that they dont work as well with the MT09, as in that they won't get hot. Any experience?

[@UseniGershom]

where’d u get your wind deflector, looks cool

[@itsadyerthing]

That is the genuine Yamaha shield. In Canada and Europe the part number is BS2-F6234-20-00. For those who live in the USA. You can reach out to a dealer by the name of Kelly Cycles in Hamilton Ontario Canada. They'll hook you up as this shield does not look to be offered by USA dealer network sorry.. kellyscyclecentre.com/

[@coderedcamaro4812]

Great video and very good information .

[@itsadyerthing]

Mike Mulnix thanks you Mike.. Cheers Rob

[@longossett6671]

Rob, I dig your channel but heated grips now! I just bought summer gear!! LOL, thanks for the tip I will rewatch in about six months.

[@stevenc8140]

Lon Gossett Lon! Do we have to educate you? In Canada it’s 10 mos of snow, snow plows, snow mobiles and two months of sweating and mosquito bites! Rob is just being polite! And he’s trying to learn how to wheelie with heated grips! Oh boy!

[@itsadyerthing]

Steve SCN hahaha

[@itsadyerthing]

Lon Gossett Steve summed it up pretty much ! Lol Another freaken cold and wet weekend upon us here yet again. However no hooligan stuff for me though.. Those days are done...

[@stevenc8140]

Rob it takes A LOT of character (which I am deficient) to turn That Camera around and share what you’ve learned and have “upstairs.” I taught High School & College for ten years. Luv teaching but not the people above me. Petty jealousies and infighting was the culprit! Fortunately I can always wash hubcaps or dishes!

[@lynsmith1096]

Good video Rob

[@itsadyerthing]

Lyn Smith thanks Lyn for your awesome support! Cheers and hope all is going well On the suspension dialing .. Rob

[@lynsmith1096]

@@itsadyerthing So far they are good Rob

[@msrcracing8387]

silly question maybe. On Yamaha's website they request quantity . Are they sold in pairs L+R?

[@itsadyerthing]

M&S RC racing no such thing as silly questions .. Yes this kit is sold in pair.. I presume you are in the States side.. ( these work on almost all 7/8” bar bikes as long as you have a battery, some models will have unit specific heated grip assy, search your model) For USA.. grip kit is B67-H29A0-V0-00 and for MT OR FZ07 2017 and newer there is a special add-on harness to connect to the main wire harness system BS2-F62B0-V0-00. Cheers Rob

[@Securtyscan]

Video perfeckt 🙏

[@itsadyerthing]

Thank you for your feedback 😊😊 Cheers and be safe... Rob

[@therevenantofyourex2236]

Gee you Canadians talk weird, it's FZzzz 09 not FZ zero9, & we don't root wire's we rout them, over here, lol How soft & comfortable are the grip's mate? How are you tank grips working out? Great vide mate, thanks for sorting out the power plug set up for us, when installing the spot lights are there any problems/tips you can give? or will you be doing a separate video on the install for all off us?

[@itsadyerthing]

The Revenant of Your EX hahaha Us Canadians eh !! I hope to get out and test new lens this weekend for a bike overview and recap on all stuff that has been done. I haven’t decided if I’ll be adding additional lighting yet.. that plug is on the right side and no hiccups with it... Cheers and thanks as always for your comments and jabs once and a while lol... Cheers Rob

[@PSANDEE]

Planning to buy them for my R3

[@itsadyerthing]

Sandeep Patnala. Since you would have to do a direct to battery connection you may want to look at the oxford ones.. my pal had them on his bike and I was thoroughly impressed with the optional settings, output warmth and price !!! Only down side is having to find a location for the controller whereas the ones from Yamaha it’s on the grip... If I was to pick out of the two. I would try the Oxford ones next time around. Multiple compounds and both price and heat is amazing! Cheers Rob

[@PSANDEE]

It's A Dyer Thing I will check the oxford ones too. But thanks for ur suggestion.

[@itsadyerthing]

Sandeep Patnala anytime Sandeep I may play with Yamaha products but I’m still a consumer first !

[@Francisco_VI]

So would I put my GPS on the left white adapter piece on the left side of the bike?

[@itsadyerthing]

Right side is designed for the AUX lights so that would work to. Left side is for grip and aux port. Really can be used either side as they are all fused.

[@Francisco_VI]

@@itsadyerthing What would you recommend I put it for the FZ09? And what color adapter?

[@itsadyerthing]

@@Francisco_VI depends on your draw for gps. Many gps do use more than average power compared to phone. If you are not used heated grips then use that port which use fused to the left side Grey connector. To be sure, remove right side cover and you will have access to the fuses and you will see fuse with name GW. Remove the fuse and test power. If no power then you can confirm Grey connector is fused to that GW fuse box. You can then run higher demand draw for your GPS unit. But if you use grip warmers then keep it designated for that and use your other two options for aux power to gps

[@Francisco_VI]

@@itsadyerthing thank you sir.

[@Francisco_VI]

@@itsadyerthing Sir I am very confused. Does the bike come with male adapters and I need female adapters to connect my Garmin? I want to use the accessory port but im not sure if its a male or female adapter port. Sorry if this sounds dumb I never touched any wires in my life

[@miguelmarcos3588]

Awesome! Wheres those bbq dogs? Awwww

[@itsadyerthing]

Miguel Marcos hahaha !! I know eh I started off with a good idea of bikes and bbq !!! You’re totally onto something here !!! Hmmmm Cheers Rob

[@Racer57]

Soapy water works well

[@itsadyerthing]

MrSnowrocks yes that’s true.. many use WD40 but I was totally impatient lol... Cheers and thanks for the feedback Love the support and good pointers too ! Rob

[@stevenc8140]

Yes! I found WD 40 (Rocket fuel originally, is proprietary formula,check the label!) works faster-better.

[@stevegaines-vq3bd]

i tried to buy these for my 2022 MT07 but Yamaha says they won't work on my MT07....I am NOT happy w/ this....SMH...Why can't Yamaha fix this problem...?

[@itsadyerthing]

These are truly universal for all models and don't even need to be yamaha. Now some models will provide you the option to do a plug and play into a designated port that is controlled by ignition. But for those models that do not have such option then you can connect direct to the battery as the grips also come with a smart feature. Now...... these grips don't get that warm !!!! So personally I would suggest you look at the Oxford Heaterz heated grips they have the sport ones. These ones get hot !!!! Very lovel and also would connect directly to battery and have smart control so you don't kill your power to your bike if you accidentally left on. Only thing that is truly different is the power control box is external from the grip so you need to find a location for it. Generally it's at the bottom of the mirror stem. But I will promise you, you can use either one but will be more satisfied with the Oxford !!! Cheers Rob.

[@stevegaines-vq3bd]

@@itsadyerthing Oxford controller is too BIG...i have my Rokform phone mount on the left handlebar, the right side has yamaha stuff on it.....I ordered one & got it from a different company but it's round controller has to be put into a 13/16ths size hole i have to drill & i am NOT drilling a hole in my bike.....so i guess if i can't get the correct grips from Yamaha, i'll buy heated gloves....

[@itsadyerthing]

@stevegaines-vq3bd then yes your best option if you have no space for mount is on the grip itself. Yamaha is one and Coso is another. This way you're enjoying grips vs thick gloves....

[@sasaz1989]

this grips can be for yamaha r1 2011??

[@itsadyerthing]

Listed for all yamaha motorcycle except for cruiser bars because they are 1" diameter. But yes you can install on your R1 for spring and fall riding. You will connect to your battery direct. Cheers Rob

[@sasaz1989]

@@itsadyerthing so my bike also 7"8 it can be installed ??

[@sasaz1989]

@@itsadyerthing where to buyit can you sent to me link in ebay there is no dealers

[@itsadyerthing]

@@sasaz1989 Yes that is correct, you are good to install and enjoy warmer hands 😁

[@itsadyerthing]

@@sasaz1989 Best thing to do is where ever your location is go to the Yamaha official website for that location and find it in the accessories listing, you may be able to buy online or you can find your local dealership and have them order the part number for you, if you tell me your location I may be able to assist you, if your Yamaha does not sell this item ( most countries do ) then i can at least direct you to a dealer that sells world wide and would be more than happy to help. Cheers Rob

[@HubsQT]

I installed this on my MT-07 2018 and they started warming up immediately without turning the bike on or anything. Couldn't get the on the grip lights to turn on, holding it for 5+ seconds and everything. Don't understand what's going on...

[@itsadyerthing]

Hubs! That doesn't sound right mate ! All these connections are ignition controlled so to say they started warming up before you turned on the bike or anything sounds concerning !!! Now did you use a straight to battery connection or did you use the auxiliary additional wire harness to go through the main wire harness (sold seperatly) If you plugged this straight to battery then I understand that you will have straight ok power and that's normal. It does have a low voltage protector built in so that you dont kill your battery. Did you not get any installation instructions? If not then I highly recommend you reach out to Yamaha and ask they email you a copy. Both yamaha motor canada and USA will be able to supply this to you so please dont let it wait too long and get it sorted out asap ! Be safe and keep me posted on your outcome.. Cheers Rob

[@HubsQT]

@@itsadyerthing Yeah it's connected straight to the battery. I disconnected it and tucked it away in the battery compartment so it's not connected now until I figure out what's going on. A bit concerning, no instruction manual, oddly enough... Thanks for the quick reply. Really sucked spending the day tryna figure it out and take apart my bike for the first time but that's bound to happen, more than once I expect xD

[@HubsQT]

I think the only thing I did not try was turning the engine on and then trying to configure the heated grips. If I recall, I only turned the motorcycle on but didn't start it. Wondering if this was my problem? But the heated grips getting warm without even turning anything on scared me quite a bit, so I backed out rather quick...

[@itsadyerthing]

@@HubsQT well that would be normal since you did a straight to battery. Where are you located ? I can always provide you with the part number of the connector which if you have a 2018 mt09 then would be a good choice and highly recommend.

[@itsadyerthing]

@@HubsQT but yes if you connect to battery then you simply have to set your programming with the heated grips and would probably get warm right away.

[@stevenc8140]

Mr Dyer? Are (BY CANADIAN LAW!) the instructions in French? vous devez faire une vidéo pédagogique en français pour être politiquement CORRECT MON AMI!!! OK so you don’t speaka de French? Se la vive! How much were they? $1000 Canadian? Or $5.00 American? I bought two pairs for $6.85. A little expensive but I was in a hurry! Hey buddy I REALLY like your stories. At least you HAVE some. Be vigilant when riding and take a look at this “Knob” AJHD. He’s a one man recking crew outta Britain. IDK if he is still alive? I haven’t seen any updates. But he rides the Euro MT-09 Fag Model! Which I believe is a second cousin to yours. My 2017 new FZ09 is not related to either of you! Thank God. Might be a genetic mutation if 1st or 2nd cousins marry AND THAT EXPLAINS BRITAIN!!! Then they immigrate to West Virginia or Hollywood! Met one and I almost married her. But her brain was just below the academic level of a turnip that is picked! Take care my Dyer friend. I worry about you sometimes. Especially when you are doing wheelies in front of French Canadian Police who routinely get lost on pursuits. Comment cela s'est-il passé?

[@itsadyerthing]

qui a dit que je n'ai pas de côté français. J'ai grandi dans une petite ville française et le seul moyen de me rapprocher des filles était d'apprendre leur langue et de faire partie de leur culture. Vive la Poutine!