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OOPS! It looks like I had already seen your other video, and forgot that I had already commented. Oh well!🤷‍♂

I’ll try! It’s such a great road!

Lif lvl 1, I usually keep it on 1.

Why on earth would I do that? 🤣

The grips are all you need. They are a direct fit.

@@motorcycleconnoisseur4936 great. Thank you for that!

i just tried to buy these grips in Ohio & at first Yamaha said they couldn't get them, even though I've seen videos out of Europe & i had the part #....Then they texted me back & said they found the part but couldn't get the connecting wire & had NO idea when they could....so i bought a pair from Koso, they should be at my house in a few days....they also have the controller in the grip....that's what i want.....& it has 5 settings....

A Kriega US-10

I used Super Lube synthetic grease. I would stick with some the dielectric and something that is relatively safe around rubber. Which super lube is pretty good about both.

Well, I guess it doesn’t seem that close to me. What makes you think it’s close? I can pull it as hard as I want with two fingers and it not contact my two fingers behind it. Does it feel too close on your bike? Or?

@@motorcycleconnoisseur4936 nah it feels a bit distant from my reach in time for me to brake in between turns so I can't really stay on the throttle while I have my fingers out the way you do and brake at the same time.

Ah, I gotcha… I have relatively large hands, so I can reach the lever easy. But it takes some practice to be smooth. Take the time to adjust the angle of your levers too. You’ll be less prone to giving it gas and brake at the same time.

@@motorcycleconnoisseur4936 my hands aren't too small either, but I guess a little adjustment is necessary thanks for your input.

I haven’t noticed that being an issue with these. The grips seem to get equally hot. I’m not sure a layer of electrical tape would even fit between the bar and these grips. So I’m gonna guess say that’s not an issue with these. Thanks for watching!

They require slight modification to slow for the roll forward turn off function of the cruise control. There is a great article on FZ09.org about modifying them to work with an SP.

@@motorcycleconnoisseur4936 i cant find it can you find the actually full link> i installed and they work but not the roll forward option

www.fz09.org/threads/2021-sp-careful-about-the-oem-grip-heater-b7n-829a0-00-00-installation-howto.69354/ Here ya go bud! Hope it helps!

Hey! They best way I can tell you to find them is just to copy and paste the part number I’ve provided in the description into eBay. There are currently a couple of people selling them on there. You could check with your local Yamaha dealer to see if they can get them as well. But mine came from eBay.

i tried & no luck so i bought the Koso heated grips....check them out....they're even better...

@@stevegaines-vq3bd link?

I agree… You can only go so fast up there and maintain any sort of safety margin. And no, I haven’t read twist of the wrist yet. Read Total Control, and done the online Champ U coarse so far.

@@motorcycleconnoisseur4936 The "twist of a wrist" is on youtube for free.

Gotta start somewhere

I knew that was possible… I looked into it, but couldn’t get the replacement Oxford grips, they seemed to be unavailable. And I didn’t want to buy a whole functional kit for twice the price just to slice them up. Haha, glad to hear you’re getting it figured out though! I’ve really been enjoying mine and how seamlessly they are incorporated.

😂😂😂😂 i did the same thing done for €60,- the bike only needs a spoil to show the function. the control unit is already in the bike😂 because i needed to buy stock mt09 heated grips. moddify it for the SP.... (reverse throttle) than no garanty annymore and expensive overpriced grips😂😂

Can I have the link to the plugs you have used please?

What year is your bike? I have also looking for heated grips. Mines a 2021 and looking for a plug in and play for mine. Do you know how long it took to ship and the price?

Nope, not bad at all. You do have to glue the left grip. But I just used a thick CA glue.

The grease used was Super Lube synthetic grease, and the glue used was Stick Fast Thick CA Adhesive. Both are available on Amazon.

@@motorcycleconnoisseur4936 Thank you sir :-)

I think they are well worth the money. I believe another viewer mentioned that you all can get them from your local dealer in Canada. So that’ll make them more affordable probably!

Just received my heated grips. I got the grip glue from the dealer,the guy told me to insert the grip 2/3 rds of the way,then apply the grip glue,as it sets really quickly.do you need to apply glue only to the left side or throttle side also ? Can’t wait to install them.

Yep, only the left side. Since the right side comes on it’s own throttle tube, no need for glue on that side.

Thank you very much

To me, they’re worth every penny. They are so nicely integrated into bikes controls, they get nice and hot, and they’re easy to install, and they’re the same dimensions as the original grips so my Kaoko throttle lock still works. They’re great! I certainly wouldn’t spend money on something aftermarket, when these are so nice. You’d love them, if you can stomach the price.

@@motorcycleconnoisseur4936 Great! I appreciate the review and I just ordered a set. What Kaoko throttle lock are you using since they technically don't have one for it yet? I saw on a forum the one for the r1 works? FYI if you wanted to change the description, for us U.S. folks, they are available in Canada starting Jan 12, 2022. I live in Ohio and ordered them from a motorcycle dealer in London, Ontario. Shipped to my house for 294.50 CAN. (233 US)

Glad to hear they’re becoming more available! I am using the Yam500 Kaoko. You might’ve seen my post on fz09.org about it. The only thing I had to do was use a little thicker washer than they supplied. The friction nut wouldn’t back all the way off. I’ll try and do a video about it soon.

@@motorcycleconnoisseur4936 Oh hey! That was you haha. Cool! My father in law has one on his z900rs and I really liked it.

@@motorcycleconnoisseur4936 did you end up using the thicker or thinner thrust washer

This is a standard 2021 MT09. But the process should be the same on the SP.

Glad you enjoyed the video! Merry Christmas to you too!

Hi! I think you’ll find all the info you’re looking for the in description. Thanks for watching!

you need to modify it for the SP. for the reverse turning for the cruise controll. if you modify it your garanty is gone. you also can boy cheap heated grips. cut the stock from the Tube. and install the grip on the tube. connect it on your bike. Your bike only needs to see a spoil to work €60 fix💪🏻💪🏻

The wire does move a little with every twist if the throttle, yes. Honestly I haven't messed with too many bikes with heated grips, so all the ones I’ve seen are a similar setup. Sounds like triumph may have gotten it right though!