New 2023 Oxford Products Motorcycle Hotgrips Pro First Look.

New 2023 Oxford Products Motorcycle Hotgrips Pro First Look.
The Oxford Hotgrips Pro is a type of heated motorcycle grip that can be installed on a wide range of motorcycles. These grips are designed to keep a rider's hands warm during cold weather riding, which can be especially important for those who frequently ride in cold or inclement weather. The Hotgrips Pro has several features that make it stand out from other heated grip products on the market, including:
Adjustable temperature settings - The Hotgrips Pro allows riders to choose from three different temperature settings, giving them more control over how warm their hands get.
Intelligent heat setting memory - The Hotgrips Pro remembers the rider's previous heat setting, making it easy to pick up where they left off on their next ride.
Battery-saving mode - The Hotgrips Pro has a built-in battery-saving mode that kicks in after a certain amount of time to preserve the motorcycle's battery.
Easy installation - The Hotgrips Pro can be easily installed on most motorcycles, and the kit comes with all the necessary hardware and instructions.
Overall, the Oxford Hotgrips Pro is a popular choice among motorcycle riders who are looking for a reliable and effective way to keep their hands warm during cold weather riding.
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[@dcasteaux9181]

The Oxford grips super glue is to be avoided: it dries too fast and the grip came off after only a week while riding the bike. Used a high-temp silicone rubber sealant and 2 years later the grips are still secure.

[@aanubis5874]

Thanks for the video. Just one correction, the colours for the temperature are Red for 45°C, White for 40°C and then Blue for 35°C. Green LED is for modes etc.

[@decorbolton]

volume problem ,cant hear you properly

[@jseaschippychorley]

Great thanks but why the 3 kinds? dementions ? fitting vid ?

[@Trailryder42]

I'm reading that these have a thermistor that, if I understand correctly, is supposed to regulate the heat between the two grips for better equalization. As we know the handlebar for the left has a tendency to act as a heatsink, preventing the left form being the same temperature of the right grip, at the same heat setting. He didn't address that at all. Seems like a big selling point if true.

[@effyzzr]

Looking for new heated grips what do these pro grips perform like as opposed to the intelligent Oxford grips

[@nitnit202]

Good first look at the new oxford heated grips , what's the difference between the 3 models ? I have a Z1000 2017 , which would you recommend?

[@sharkfood]

The only difference is the texture on the grip. Everything else is identical. I got the touring option as I have a long commute to work.

[@TheCheetahang]

Which one I need for 2023 honda forza 350

[@PNW_Native]

I can't hear you

[@AmanF-qo6fj]

It generates the same amount of heat as the previous models 45 degrees. why dont they develop something that can heat up more than 45 degrees for once

[@DanielKulka]

Can't hear a damn thing! Delete the video and start over!!!!¡