Heated grips???

[billglass]

Anyone try heated atv grip for the ski. Not sure if it's a good idea.. like these. http://www.quadboss.com/heated_grips.html
I also have a pair that wrap over your handgrip and close with velcro..

 

[billglass]

covers like this, but mine aren't leather and they get hot..

http://www.bonanza.com/listings/Hea...=&goog_pla=1&gclid=CLurgcfbk8sCFQ4zaQodcA8LUg

 

[billglass]

http://www.amazon.com/QuadBoss-Heated-Grips-Black-AM10902E/dp/B008Y599RS or these..

 

[billglass]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Heat-Demon-...cking-Snowmobile-ATV-7-8-Suzuki-/311180002980 Or these lock-on.. not sure if pwc grips are 7/8

 

[Quinc]

What people do is run one of the pissers up to the handle bars, T it and have it spray on your hands. All the hot water in the world and nothing to worry about.

 

[billglass]

Yeah, I have seen that. I am trying to think outside the box here. a new idea.... I might give them a try. What's twelve volts shooting through.. LOL. At least it's not 110v.. The worst scenario is I take em off and put them on my ATV.

 

[bird]

Contact Hand warmers won't keep up because they don't heat the water directly. Hot water soaks into your gloves/wetsuit and replaces cold water.

Good luck

 

[billglass]

I don't think these will have a problem keeping up. I had a set on my atv. My hand would be burning up and that's riding in the wind and wet snow. I definately not worried about that. I think the system getting shorted out when it flips would be a bigger problem. But, I don't plan on using them all summer long, just when it's below 70 and I don't plan on it flip that much. I'm going to install them and just make sure all the terminals are sealed well. Hell we run bilges and that's electrical stuff in a jetski. I ordered them up off Amazon. $44. I'll keep you posted on how well they do. They have a more expensive version with a thumb heater and a control unit. I'd though I'd keep it simple.

 

[OCD Solutions]

Simple would be $8 worth of tubing and a couple plastic connectors.

Thinking outside the box would be using the pisser to heat the grips while everyone else is using electric.

To each their own.

 

[bird]

and water will also keep the top of your hands warm, not just the inside.

I don't run pissers to the handle bars. Just get some Gauntlets. I was riding December 27th, 37 air/32 water(bay was frozen an hour before I rode). I stayed warm.

 

[Roseand]

Water ran up to the handlebars and over the top of your hands while wearing mx gloves. Rode for over a couple hours in 25 degree air temp/30 something water and my hands were toasty.

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[Mdavies_02]

Only thing I've done differently is put a low profile 1/4" NPT right into my bars, and drilled 3 3/16 holes into my grips (6 total) to have the water directly hitting my hands. One of the best $12 mods I've done.

 

[billglass]

UPDATE: don't put heated grips on Blaster. I think that the extra amperage they draw blows the lighting coil. No other explanation for me blowing the lighting coil.. They did work great though.. LOL