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HONDA

06 Oct 2023

Grip Heater

Fits: HONDA Super Cub 110, HONDA Super Cub 110, HONDA Super Cub 50, HONDA Super Cub 110, HONDA Super Cub 50

Japanese Webike user

5/5

Once you put it on, you can't take it off.

Effect of Grip heater.
This is an electric heating wire wrapped around the Handlebar Grip to warm the hands. In temperatures below 10℃, even if you wear thick gloves, your hands will get cold after about 20 minutes of riding.
Cold hands not only hinder operation but also make you lose interest in riding a motorcycle, so these are essential items for winter. 。
There is also a Universal Product for Other Brand Products, but it is set as an Option for each car. Grip heater is recommended to use OEM Option because you can get the benefit of exclusive harnesses with appropriate length and ControllerExclusive Bracketetetc.Exclusive Design.

I bought HONDAOEM.

good point
○○ Even with thin gloves, it is not cold.

○ It is helpful to be able to divert OEM Wiring.

○Easy to drive for long periods of time.

Bad Points Notes.
Remove the bolt and screw that hold the handlebar in place. It is very hard, so there is a possibility that it may be scratched.
Battery consumption will increase.

The installation is Large odd, but...
Grip heater warms the palms of your hands gradually, keeping your hands cool. 。 They are also useful not only in winter, but also in early spring and late fall when touring in the mountains.
The benefits are.
The Grip Heater Set comes with an easy-to-understand, illustrated Installation Instruction Manual, which should be followed.
Once you put it on, you can't take it off. View detail

HONDA

22 Nov 2021

Grip Heater

Fits: HONDA Forza(MF10), HONDA Forza(MF10), HONDA Forza(MF10), HONDA Forza(MF10), HONDA Forza Z ABS

Japanese Webike user

5/5

Old products of the full circumference Heater that have become valuable

Honda, Yamaha, SEA BASS, and Kawasaki have all recently introduced grip heaters with an integrated throttle pipe to reduce the grip diameter.
The operation switch is also built into the LeftGrip, not a separate unit, and the LED color changes with the temperature setting.

That, the appearance is certainly Parenthesis good and the grip diameter is thin, but there is a part that I think how it is practical.

First of all, the Grip's built-in LED light (for light detection and temperature setting), you can't see anything with the Handlebar Cover on!
Especially with the Large Handlebar Cover on, I couldn't see anything when I looked into it.
I can't see the temperature setting or even if it's on at all.
The New Model is automatically turned on and maintains the previous settings, so it's fine?
I was waiting for it to warm up, and after about 5 minutes of driving, it didn't turn on! I've had that happen many times.
I don't trust him.

On this point, if it is the old model of this Switch separate type, it can be installed in a place where it can be seen clearly, and the power supply and the temperature setting can be seen at a glance.
I think the New Model prioritizes the ability to operate without taking your hands off the Handlebar, and doesn't take into account operation in really cold places.

This older model does not have an integrated throttle pipe, so the grip is thicker for that.
It is certain that there is a sense of discomfort in operability compared with New Model.
But you'll get used to that.

There is a problem that the Grip is too thick to be able to open it fully quickly, but it is not a problem because I do not open it fully quickly when the temperature is such that the Grip heater is turned on.
The thicker Grip is more forgiving of rough handling with cold hands, and is easier to use when you are consulting with the road surface and opening the Grip slowly.

It is such an old type Grip heater, but it is becoming the discontinuance of a lot whether it is the intention of the manufacturer who wants to switch to New Model.
The mainstream Grip heater for Scooters is the Type with only half a heat gland in it, and this one is still going strong.
But the Type with Heater on all sides is almost completely wiped out.

In such a situation, this is the old type of the few all-around type Heater that survived.
It is for FORZA, but you can use it for any car models by cutting, pasting and adding.
I'm diverting it to my Yamaha TDM900.
Of course, the wiring needs to be modified, but if you have a Soldering iron, you can modify it easily.

Anyway, it's a valuable all-around Heater Switch separate body type.
It's not new, and it looks dumb, but if you have a practical car that uses a Handlebar Cover, this is definitely the way to go.
If you want to use it, you have to do the Wiring process, so you have to be responsible for anything that happens. View detail

HONDA

03 Sep 2019

Grip Heater

Fits: HONDA gyro canopy, HONDA monkey, HONDA PCX125, HONDA gyro canopy, HONDA DIO(4Cycle), HONDA DIO(4Cycle), HONDA DIO(4Cycle), HONDA DIO(4Cycle), HONDA DIO(4Cycle), HONDA DIO CHESTA, HONDA DIO CHESTA, HONDA DIO CHESTA, HONDA DIO CHESTA, HONDA LEAD110(EX), HONDA MONKEY, HONDA MONKEY, HONDA MONKEY, HONDA MONKEY, HONDA BENLY50110, HONDA BENLY50110PRO

Japan User(translated)

4/5

You might want to put it on when you deliver the car

I use it with my PCX150 I think it's better to use it with Knuckle Visor in the middle of winter
Throughout the year, when the Gloves get wet from an unexpected rain, it helps to keep them dry and I think
The battery voltage can be monitored conveniently View detail

HONDA

11 Oct 2016

Grip Heater

Japan User(translated)

5/5

Easy to understand

It was easy because the connector for heater connection originally appeared in the installation to LEAD 110.
In order to match the Connector, the Bullet terminal needs to Cut and exchange it to Contact of the matching Connector. Since it can not be obtained unless it goes to the Parts store specialized in motorcycle, it took time and effort on that point.
It is the degree of trial running with mounting, so I'm looking forward to the future.
Heater is written halfway around the mounting angle. In order to do it quickly as a Bond installation work, I think that it is good to mark the angle in Grip beforehand with Masking tape etc..
Even the Grip exchange was the first time, I feel well that I could do it on HeaterGrip. View detail

HONDA

28 Oct 2015

Grip Heater

Fits: HONDA LITTLE CUB

Japan User(translated)

5/5

I installed it in LITTLE CUB

Honda's former CUBSeries (Iron PRESSFrame's guy) The relationship of Handlebar diameter, inexpensive Universal Product is out of choice.
So I chose Honda OEM. There was only OEMParts, PartsNumber was listed in the box.
Grip was a Penetrating formula, but please be relieved as it also comes with End cap with Wing mark.

Well, it's about mounting.
Since the Instruction Manual with a picture is attached, I think that if you've fought Motorcycle yourself, you can install it without difficulty.
Connection to Main harness should be done according to the Instruction Manual.
And drilling is required near LeftGrip.

That's about effects.
(Use with Handlebar Cover, with summer Gloves)
Heater Level is 5 stages. We use 5 until warm, then 2 to 3.
After switch-on, it gets slightly warming around 30 seconds.
At this time, it may be difficult to feel warmth when ordinary Winter Gloves.
Please adjust according to your preference when the temperature rises.
By the way, the other day, 60 km national highway / H Cruise (2 types registered) Sometimes I felt a sense of heat at Level 3.
The effect is absolutely Large (' - Ω - `)

◆ Battery protection function
My CUB has remodeled the generator, but with Idling, Headlight lighting + Brake action + Blinker lighting still detects voltage drop and the Battery protection function works.
Although it became a little uneasy and multiplied Battery's supplementary charge, it turned out that the protection function was solid as there was no problem.
Still worried you should use LED Bulb for Blinker or Tail.

It's my first Grip heater, but I am looking forward to Touring in winter. View detail

HONDA

24 Sep 2015

Grip Heater

Japan User(translated)

4/5

Before it gets cold in earnest and it becomes short of stock

It was summer, but it got cold and everyone thought about purchasing before asking for Grip heater.. SuperCUB110 (JA07) It is attached to.
It was naturally attached with OEM and Design with no waste and Compact Switch, but the installation was Large strange.
In order to open Cover of the Handlebar part for Wiring, we removed each attached Mount, Screen etc. once attached...
It was a part I was sticking to variously, so regret that I wish I had bought a Grip heater at the very beginning. Once attached, it seems that there is no Large hanging construction for the time being, so I installed it with patience.

It is the future time to demonstrate the real value. In winter, I will install Handlebar Cover and I will keep it warm with Double, but since my usual commuting time is about 10 minutes, I can not feel bad feeling if I do not ride for more than a medium distance after touring.
But thanks to it, I am looking forward to getting cold this year. View detail

HONDA

08 Mar 2013

Grip Heater

Japan User(translated)

5/5

It attached to another Motorcycle to own, and since it was too much comfortable, it equipped.

Although an uncanny long distance is not necessarily run, it is a strong ally of a cold winter. Together with the
Handle cover, it uses in the state of the kotatsu.
-- a Glove thin to too much warmth -- OK . (A burn is dreadful in case of an empty hand.) Although it is troublesome to remove a Meter cover etc. as for
attachment, I think that
can be carried out by itself if it does as a description. It is

recommendation. View detail

HONDA

08 Jan 2013

Grip Heater

Japan User(translated)

4/5

It attached to the MAGNA50. In case of the low Motorcycle of electric generating capacity, such as a MAGNA50, when the voltage at the time of an Idling is low, a Heater automatic-turns off and is not effective, but the device of preventing consumption of a Battery is good. Since warmth is a semicircle Type, the whole hand does not get warm, but it is also the last Level it would become impossible to put up with. Now, commuting of a winter season is also calm. In addition, the Wing mark of a Grip end is a favorite in itself. Although the
Grip became somewhat thick, since it is called an original manufacturer's product, it is called this and is satisfied. View detail

HONDA

28 Mar 2011

Grip Heater

Fits: HONDA Forza(MF10), HONDA Forza(MF10), HONDA Forza(MF10), HONDA Forza(MF10), HONDA Forza Z ABS

Japan User(translated)

5/5

It is the grip heater attached to the forza (MF08) of the medieval times bought in this March.
Although the items for midwinter tend to be seemed, 3 or April of the beginning of spring or subsequent ones is used.
Say.... thick with the present time and the glove for winter -- but -- the object for spring and summer -- CHOI -- It seems to be cold... such at the time, he is Colet.
At the time of it and a period after the rain
If the wet glove is also used as the heater ON and runs, it is likely to get dry with nature. View detail