After putting on about 300 miles on my new (to me) 2008 Rocket Touring, I have noticed that this bike is NOT comfortable to ride like it is. Adjusted handle bars up a little, but there are not ways to adjust any other items. The stock handgrips are cr_p. My hands go to sleep after about 15...
Looking for suggestions. I installed a pair of Triumph genuine heated grips on my 2020 R3R.
My problem is: they work at max power only and do not turn off.
It is so straightforward, that I definitely have no idea what is wrong. I have that sigh at dashboard w heat symbol and 3 stripes, both are...
If I install original heated grips (a9638304) in my 2020 R model that did not come with it, do I have to go to a Dealer and “register” it w the Triumph dealer tool, or it is plug and play?
I think dealer will charge me more than it costs…
Just wanted to share. I found the Triumph heated grips at a shop in Italy, called Pogliani, for $234 Euros, including shipping. My bank charged me $233. I ordered just three days ago and here they are today in a factory sealed Triumph box. They go for $300 - 310 in the states.
Heated Kit...
Hello everybody,
I’ve been trying to install the OEM heated grips (A9638014) for my ‘15 Roadster.
According to the instructions, it says I should have 3 colored wires for the switch. However, the kit came with black, pink and red colored wires which doesn’t match the instructions.
Any help or...
Hello Everybody,
Anybody with experience or did try fitting the Koso Apollo heated grips?
I like the way they look with the embedded heat level button.
Thanks
Little cold early today and barely warm on high. Last winter very hot.
Anyone with same problem and fixed at dealer? Curious what they did, how long to fix.😡
Apparently most of the wiring parts that I'm looking for on my bike have been discontinued by Triumph. I am looking for A9930056 or A9930057. Any source on ordering a compatible switch that will fit right into my Rocket's housing on the left handlebar?
Hey all, I've been lusting after a set of Rizoma Sport grips for a while now, but after looking up how much the 1" diameter ones cost now ($150 pre-shipping) I'm looking for other options. Any recommendations? I don't really care about heated grips, but I'd like something with some nicely...
Hi all has anyone fitted the Triumph heated grips that come as standard on the gt to the r. If so is it straight forward or is there a lot of messing around with wires.
On eBay in USA, free shipping. Lots of moola! o_O :(
US $280.00
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Triumph-Speed-Triple-and-Rocket-3-Models-Heated-Grip-Kit-A9638304/324273165938?hash=item4b802fd672:g:qaUAAOSwOfRfRXZI
Hey guy's,
I'm replacing the grips on my 2012 Roadster and have a question.
I wouldn't have to use the throttle cam that comes with the grips, correct or not?
Looks like you just remove the bar ends, cut off old grips and glue new one's on.
Thanks and GO ASTROS...
I've had reliable use of my my Triumph OEM heated grips on my '14 R3T until now. Admittedly, she sat for the past 15 months while I was half-way around the world and during her first 5 hour ride home there were no issues; however, on the way to work the other day the grips began to heat on...
Now, I understand this might not be very common configuration, so keep that in mind. I will start by stating that I ran into this issue when I attempted to fit the Kuryakyn Iso grips to my Roadster. The part that made this mod necessary was the combo of iso grips, with either the stock bar...
I'm thinking about getting some T-bars and wanted opinions on new grips. I think something thicker would be more comfortable but not sure where to start. And any thoughts on the T-bars would be appreciated too.
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