OEM Grip heater

[GSXFRider]

Why it took for you so long? Clutch side grip removal?

I was taking my time doing it in the garage, I had the day and was in no rush................I took my time, did the OEM routing, and made it look like it was a factory install.

[Monkydad]

I was taking my time doing it in the garage, I had the day and was in no rush................I took my time, did the OEM routing, and made it look like it was a factory install.

Love that concept, me too.

Any mods i do is with the consideration that it looks OE.

Thanks for update. I’m ordering.

[stellaro]

After four years and many hours of use, the OEM ones are in perfect working order. A must-have for me in the winter is heated gloves and heated grips. A delight!

[mysticblu999]

I have koso on my gen 2 and love them when its just cold enough for my hands to get cold. When its actually cold I wear all heated gear.

[Sl@Sh]

I have koso on my gen 2 and love them when its just cold enough for my hands to get cold. When its actually cold I wear all heated gear.

Oem looks like made by koso on level 3 heating setting they are toasting my hands

[GSXFRider]

Oem looks like made by koso on level 3 heating setting they are toasting my hands

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I believe you are correct the OEM ones are made by KOSO, but the Suzuki kit gives you the wiring harness and relay for full plug and play install.

For someone who refuses to cut OEM wires, as it causes nothing but problems later on in life, this is the game changer and worth the extra money.

[mysticblu999]

Oem looks like made by koso on level 3 heating setting they are toasting my hands

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I've got to get the oem ones for my gen 3 those look great.

[pashnit]

I've got to get the oem ones for my gen 3 those look great.

Once you get heated grips, you'll wonder how you ever lived without them. And, you'll never ride another bike without them.
That much of a game changer.

[Dr John]

Yes, had never considered fitting them to a bike because the control unit always looked cheap and nasty but my last bike came with them as OEM. Like cruise control, something I thought would be rubbish turns out to be a very good thing indeed. Currently trying to work out whether to invest in them for my Gen 3 or try heated gloves.

[Sl@Sh]

Yes, had never considered fitting them to a bike because the control unit always looked cheap and nasty but my last bike came with them as OEM. Like cruise control, something I thought would be rubbish turns out to be a very good thing indeed. Currently trying to work out whether to invest in them for my Gen 3 or try heated gloves.

Grips will outlast gloves, so better to invest into grips

[stellaro]

Grips will outlast gloves, so better to invest into grips

Below zero degrees Celsius, both are better.

[Sl@Sh]

Below zero degrees Celsius, both are better.

I do not ride in such extreme conditions, so for me grips are enough.

[GSXFRider]

The OEM grips have some of the cleanest look I have seen on many motorcycles to this date.
It blends into the grips really well, and simple to operate which important when riding.

Some manufactures have the dial on the end, which is the first thing destroyed in a accident or simple tip over.

[hastybusa]

I installed a set of KOSO heated grips and they are great.
They have five heat settings and I find using the second lowest or the middle setting just enough to fight off the cold.
The maximum setting may be a little too hot!

[E Zurcher]

OEMs are great and look OEM. Like mine for the warmth but even better is the effect they have on aching hands on a long ride. Us older guys appreciate that.

[MasonCane]

I want a set for my Gen 1. They need to be plug and play. I wont cut into the harness. What do you guys recommend? i like the looks of the KOSO ones. Not trying to hijack the thread. Just sayin'.