SH300 - heated grips advice

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Re: SH300 - heated grips advice

Post by Capitano » Wed Nov 22, 2017 10:36 pm

Andrewwoey wrote:
Wed Nov 22, 2017 4:33 pm
I have never got on with grips myself. A extra layer on the body plus bar muff is a much better solution. This subject came up not to long ago. I suffer from bad circulation in my fingers and toes and after lots of research i can control the white finger by keeping my core warm. Heated grips only kept my palms warm up to 40 mph. They did nothing for keeping my fingers warm or stopping the white fingers.

Andy.
Same with me. I've had some very (VERY) uncomfortable Winter rides with painfully cold hands despite heated grips and muffs too.

I followed the same advice and bought a Keis heated waistcoat and it has been a revelation. I've heard other folks rave about decent grips but following the advice to maintain warmth in the body core is the only thing that has worked effectively for me. I repeat the ONLY thing that has worked effectively.

8-)

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Re: SH300 - heated grips advice

Post by Wuyang » Thu Nov 23, 2017 12:21 am

raybarber wrote:
Wed Nov 22, 2017 5:22 pm
Just got in the post today a tucano urbano thing that attatches to the bike ( for the sh).
Can you let me know how you get on please. It's an option I'm looking at if I get an SH.
Will do, just put the givi sliding screen back on tonight....hopefully will put tucano on in the next week.

What SH are you thinking of getting?

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Re: SH300 - heated grips advice

Post by raybarber » Thu Nov 23, 2017 7:47 am

What SH are you thinking of getting?
A 300.

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Re: SH300 - heated grips advice

Post by horobags » Thu Nov 23, 2017 8:58 am

raybarber wrote:
Thu Nov 23, 2017 7:47 am
What SH are you thinking of getting?
A 300.
dogsbody (member) is selling a nice sh 300.

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Re: SH300 - heated grips advice

Post by raybarber » Thu Nov 23, 2017 11:18 am

horobags wrote:
Thu Nov 23, 2017 8:58 am
raybarber wrote:
Thu Nov 23, 2017 7:47 am
What SH are you thinking of getting?
A 300.
dogsbody (member) is selling a nice sh 300.
Probably won't be until next Spring.

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Re: SH300 - heated grips advice

Post by Andrewwoey » Thu Nov 23, 2017 5:41 pm

Capitano wrote:
Wed Nov 22, 2017 10:36 pm
Andrewwoey wrote:
Wed Nov 22, 2017 4:33 pm
I have never got on with grips myself. A extra layer on the body plus bar muff is a much better solution. This subject came up not to long ago. I suffer from bad circulation in my fingers and toes and after lots of research i can control the white finger by keeping my core warm. Heated grips only kept my palms warm up to 40 mph. They did nothing for keeping my fingers warm or stopping the white fingers.

Andy.
Same with me. I've had some very (VERY) uncomfortable Winter rides with painfully cold hands despite heated grips and muffs too.

I followed the same advice and bought a Keis heated waistcoat and it has been a revelation. I've heard other folks rave about decent grips but following the advice to maintain warmth in the body core is the only thing that has worked effectively for me. I repeat the ONLY thing that has worked effectively.

8-)
On my work bike i fitted a taller screen and fitted a power sock for my Keis waste coat. Last winter i only used my thick winter mitts on a couple of occasions, on my 17 mile commute.

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Re: SH300 - heated grips advice

Post by Wuyang » Thu Nov 23, 2017 7:21 pm

Capitano wrote:
Wed Nov 22, 2017 10:36 pm
Andrewwoey wrote:
Wed Nov 22, 2017 4:33 pm
I have never got on with grips myself. A extra layer on the body plus bar muff is a much better solution. This subject came up not to long ago. I suffer from bad circulation in my fingers and toes and after lots of research i can control the white finger by keeping my core warm. Heated grips only kept my palms warm up to 40 mph. They did nothing for keeping my fingers warm or stopping the white fingers.

Andy.
Same with me. I've had some very (VERY) uncomfortable Winter rides with painfully cold hands despite heated grips and muffs too.

I followed the same advice and bought a Keis heated waistcoat and it has been a revelation. I've heard other folks rave about decent grips but following the advice to maintain warmth in the body core is the only thing that has worked effectively for me. I repeat the ONLY thing that has worked effectively.

8-)
Think I'll get one of those waist coats. So even though it's the warmest part of my body when biking....(I'm never cold in that area) using a heated waistcoat will help the rest of my body.....hands feet etc? Sounds like a good idea.

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Re: SH300 - heated grips advice

Post by Capitano » Thu Nov 23, 2017 11:10 pm

Wuyang wrote:
Thu Nov 23, 2017 7:21 pm
Capitano wrote:
Wed Nov 22, 2017 10:36 pm
Andrewwoey wrote:
Wed Nov 22, 2017 4:33 pm
I have never got on with grips myself. A extra layer on the body plus bar muff is a much better solution. This subject came up not to long ago. I suffer from bad circulation in my fingers and toes and after lots of research i can control the white finger by keeping my core warm. Heated grips only kept my palms warm up to 40 mph. They did nothing for keeping my fingers warm or stopping the white fingers.

Andy.
Same with me. I've had some very (VERY) uncomfortable Winter rides with painfully cold hands despite heated grips and muffs too.

I followed the same advice and bought a Keis heated waistcoat and it has been a revelation. I've heard other folks rave about decent grips but following the advice to maintain warmth in the body core is the only thing that has worked effectively for me. I repeat the ONLY thing that has worked effectively.

8-)
Think I'll get one of those waist coats. So even though it's the warmest part of my body when biking....(I'm never cold in that area) using a heated waistcoat will help the rest of my body.....hands feet etc? Sounds like a good idea.
You won't regret it. FWIW I have the heat controller but never use it. I wear the waistcoat next to a base layer and plug it straight in.

https://www.keisapparel.co.uk/product/k ... odywarmer/

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Re: SH300 - heated grips advice

Post by Wuyang » Thu Nov 23, 2017 11:17 pm

Capitano wrote:
Thu Nov 23, 2017 11:10 pm
Wuyang wrote:
Thu Nov 23, 2017 7:21 pm
Capitano wrote:
Wed Nov 22, 2017 10:36 pm
Andrewwoey wrote:
Wed Nov 22, 2017 4:33 pm
I have never got on with grips myself. A extra layer on the body plus bar muff is a much better solution. This subject came up not to long ago. I suffer from bad circulation in my fingers and toes and after lots of research i can control the white finger by keeping my core warm. Heated grips only kept my palms warm up to 40 mph. They did nothing for keeping my fingers warm or stopping the white fingers.

Andy.
Same with me. I've had some very (VERY) uncomfortable Winter rides with painfully cold hands despite heated grips and muffs too.

I followed the same advice and bought a Keis heated waistcoat and it has been a revelation. I've heard other folks rave about decent grips but following the advice to maintain warmth in the body core is the only thing that has worked effectively for me. I repeat the ONLY thing that has worked effectively.

8-)
Think I'll get one of those waist coats. So even though it's the warmest part of my body when biking....(I'm never cold in that area) using a heated waistcoat will help the rest of my body.....hands feet etc? Sounds like a good idea.
You won't regret it. FWIW I have the heat controller but never use it. I wear the waistcoat next to a base layer and plug it straight in.

https://www.keisapparel.co.uk/product/k ... odywarmer/
Cool......any advice regarding the fittings....

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Re: SH300 - heated grips advice

Post by Capitano » Fri Nov 24, 2017 12:16 am

Wuyang wrote:
Thu Nov 23, 2017 11:17 pm
Capitano wrote:
Thu Nov 23, 2017 11:10 pm
Wuyang wrote:
Thu Nov 23, 2017 7:21 pm
Capitano wrote:
Wed Nov 22, 2017 10:36 pm


Same with me. I've had some very (VERY) uncomfortable Winter rides with painfully cold hands despite heated grips and muffs too.

I followed the same advice and bought a Keis heated waistcoat and it has been a revelation. I've heard other folks rave about decent grips but following the advice to maintain warmth in the body core is the only thing that has worked effectively for me. I repeat the ONLY thing that has worked effectively.

8-)
Think I'll get one of those waist coats. So even though it's the warmest part of my body when biking....(I'm never cold in that area) using a heated waistcoat will help the rest of my body.....hands feet etc? Sounds like a good idea.
You won't regret it. FWIW I have the heat controller but never use it. I wear the waistcoat next to a base layer and plug it straight in.

https://www.keisapparel.co.uk/product/k ... odywarmer/
Cool......any advice regarding the fittings....
Mine goes straight onto the battery terminals. 8-)

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