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i had some Oxford Hotgrips installed on my bike on thursday and they worked perfectly when i rode it home but from the following day i dont see to be able to make them go any higher than 30%, ive called Oxford and am waiting for a call back from their customer service people but i wondered if you guys had any idea what may be wrong? they turn on but i just cant turn the temp up and it was -2 this morning so was really hoping to get some use from them :lol:

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it may be that your battery isn't capable of charging them. i have some, only fitted a few weeks ago. i notice that if i turn them on while the bike is idling or just started then the grips run at 30%. once i'm away they will go to 100%. i think it's a safety feature so as not to drain your battery. it may be that your battery is to low an amperage. not sure but i think you need a battery higher than 6A with mine anyway.

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Yeah I'm sure my Oxford grips only run at 30% when the bike is on idle. I know they really heat up when I'm going along.

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The only feature i know of is if they are supplied less than 11.5V then will will shut off completely. They use far less power than the lights on your bike, if your bike is capable of running with the headlights on with no trouble then it will run with the grips on for definite.


Grips & lights together, however....may not. You'd need to check the battery condition & the stator/alternator to be 100% sure.

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