Kahuna Heated Hand Grips – Chrome
$559.00 NZD INC GST
- Fits ’16-’17 Dyna FXDLS, ’16-later Softail, and ’08-later Touring (except ’23-later FLHXSE, FLTRXSE, ’24-later FLHX, FLTRX and FLTRXSTSE) and Trike models
- ’16-’17 Softail models require separate purchase of Electrical Connection Kit
- ’18-later Softail models require separate purchase of Electrical Connection Kit
- ’14-’16 Touring and Trike models require separate purchase of Electrical Connection Kit
- ’17-later Touring and Trike models require Electrical Connection Kit
- ’08-’09 models require separate purchase of Jumper Harness, Connector, and Terminal Pin (Qty 2)
- Does not fit ’08-’13 models with internally wired handlebars
- The power wires for these grips must be wired internal of the handlebar
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Keep comfortable on cool morning or frigid night rides. These thermostatically controlled grips feature variable heat settings controlled with a military grade resistor, and use automatic temperature monitoring to adjust to ambient temperatures. Grips have been thermally mapped to provide a more uniform heat and are designed to achieve an operating temperature warmer than previous accessory heated grips for added warmth during cold rides.
With both hands on the grips, they remain at a constant temperature regardless of changes in outside temperature.
The self-contained control circuit and control knob means no additional switches or controller boxes to mount, and the grips switch on/off with the ignition to avoid draining your battery.
The self-contained control circuit and control knob means no additional switches or controller boxes to mount, and the grips switch on/off with the ignition to avoid draining your battery.
An easy-to-install glueless design allows removal of the grips without damage.
Featuring a deeply grooved, rich black rubber provides the grip you need while a deep Bar & Shield logo and dark gloss black add stylish accent.
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