Need hand warmers for Silverwing

I do not think Honda offers hand warmers for 2010 Silverwing. Will the hand warmers that Honda offers for the Reflex fit the Silverwing. And if it will work do I have to do any Mods to make the hand warmers fit and work on my Silverwing.

wingmann wrote:

I do not think Honda offers hand warmers for 2010 Silverwing. Will the hand warmers that Honda offers for the Reflex fit the Silverwing. And if it will work do I have to do any Mods to make the hand warmers fit and work on my Silverwing.

From Honda UK ( http://ww1.honda.co.uk/mcstatic/en/product/accessoriesPDF/2010Range/SilverWing.pdf ) it shows the "08T50-MCT-800A" heated handgrips.

Honda Canada does offer optional Honda heated grips "08T50-MCT-800A" ( http://hondacanada.ca/MCPE/Motorcycle/Accessories/Details.htm?Type=Model&Name=XL1000VA10&L=E&View=Model&Page=2 ).

If you can find specifications for both heated grips it would help.

I use 'Oxford Hot Hands' ( search for Oxford OF694 Hothands)
- they are a truly universal fitment, they can be removed very simply because they aren't actually glued on the handle bars, they just wrap around and close with velcro.

The down side is they make the bar grips a little more bulky, but I've never viewed that as a real problem. In fact the biggest problem I had is that they can get too hot! Making my very wet gloves steam! The simple solution is to that is turning them off for a short while; again very easy as they come with a dedicated sealed mounted switch. I do recommend wiring them into a part of the loom that is controlled by the ignition; prior to doing this I had a flat battery once!

I like them a lot as they can be removed in summer with very little hassle, and they don't eventually wear out like other heated grips always seem to do.

I'm going to wire mine in on the Scoot this time using a relay, switched by the headlight, feeding the power line into the left hand fairing pocket where my power accessory socket alreadly lives - I'm not going to run them off the socket as I don't know if its fused or what the wire feeding it is rated for - better to be safe than sorry .

I have heard of one or two folks complaining that the elements have broken, stopping part of the unit from heating up, I tend to think thats down mishandling perhaps and the luck of the draw, heated grips tend to be a fragile.

Hi skippy the original Honda items are the dogs I to like you are riding in around minus 6 chilly

I have the Honda heated grips and hand guards "Isotta" for the SW-T (Silver Wing).

http://www.isotta-srl.com/EN/

http://www.isotta-srl.com/EN/Distributors.aspx

Part number for the hand-guards, please.

Wow, heated hand guards??? Must draw on hell of a current

Skippy wrote:

Wow, heated hand guards??? Must draw on hell of a current

1) Honda heated grips
2) hand guards isotta SW-T PM 18

http://www.isotta-srl.com/EN/ARTICLES/PM18.aspx

pippobis2 wrote:

Skippy wrote:

Wow, heated hand guards??? Must draw on hell of a current

1) Honda heated grips
2) hand guards isotta SW-T PM 18

http://www.isotta-srl.com/EN/ARTICLES/PM18.aspx

Do you know if the Model: SILVER WING SW-T 400 '09 is the same as the older Silvering 600?

honda_silver wrote:

pippobis2 wrote:

Skippy wrote:

Wow, heated hand guards??? Must draw on hell of a current

1) Honda heated grips
2) hand guards isotta SW-T PM 18

http://www.isotta-srl.com/EN/ARTICLES/PM18.aspx

Do you know if the Model: SILVER WING SW-T 400 '09 is the same as the older Silvering 600?

I hope this gets fully quoted again

The SW-T 400 is the "new look" 400cc bike available in Europe.

jdeereanton wrote:

The SW-T 400 is the "new look" 400cc bike available in Europe.

I will rephrase my question

Do you know if the Model: SILVER WING SW-T 400 '09 is fits the same as the older Silvering 600?

I've tried heated grips on a couple of my past bikes and didn't find they did the job for me. I have some nerve damage from frostbite I got in my younger years flying in Alaska. Supercubs should have a heated stick. I ride both my Goldwing and Silverwing in cold weather so I didn't want to put heated grips on both of them especially since they didn't do the job for me. I ended up buying a pair of Gerbings G3 heated gloves and a controller. These are the best thing I ever bought in over 50 years of riding. The keep my hands completely comfortable in all weather. They are waterproof too. Not cheap but worth every penny. Best of all I can wear them on my GW or the SW without modifying either bike. They were so good I followed up with a heated jacket liner too. Recently on a ride in the mountains at altitude where the temps were in the low 20s I felt as warm as I do on a summer ride. Wonderful. The SW's electrical system doesn't have any problem handling both the gloves and liner. I don't know if the SW would have enough power for two sets though it could easily handle two pairs of gloves. Highly recommended for cold weather.

honda_silver wrote:

jdeereanton wrote:

The SW-T 400 is the "new look" 400cc bike available in Europe.

I will rephrase my question

Do you know if the Model: SILVER WING SW-T 400 '09 is fits the same as the older Silvering 600?

L'SW-T 400 è differente dal Silver wing 400 solo esteriormente, , dal 2011 ci sarà anche l'SW-T 600 anche questo differnte dal Silver wing 600 solo esteriormente

The SW-T 400 Silver Wing 400 is different from just externally, , by 2011 there will also be the SW-600 T also this differnt from the Silver Wing 600 only outwardly i

You can find here Isotta's latest products, Pair of Hand protector full attack for SILVER WING SW-T 400 (09')



Go to www.euronetbike.net and search for SILVER WING SW-T 400-600 vers.2009, these codes:
PM18 - Set of hand protectors

PM17 - only the right side hand protector

PM16 - only the left side hand protector

Compared to traditional windshields with builtin
handguards (which have the dual disadvantage
of breaking at the slightest impact and barely
protecting the hands), Isotta handguards,
being separate from the windshield, offer real
and complete protection against wind and
water. Furthermore, in the case of impact damage,
it is also possible to change just the
handguard instead of the entire sheet, with
significant cost advantages.

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My hands get cold, even in Florida riding at night in the winter.
My answer has been the Oxford Grip Heaterz, which i bought from
this guy.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/OXFORD-SPORT-Heaterz-Heated-Grips-7-8-Handlebars-LATEST-2012-EDITION-/190636601967?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr&hash=item2c62d3b26f
Great product at a great price.
Coupled with a Clearview windshield that routes air away from the hands, I'm toasty!

Ya Alfadave is been a ruff winter down hear this year. Oh well there's still February to get through. The groundhog saw his shadow. So if we have six more weeks of what we have had so far for winter, I think I can live through it. Ya think?

you betcha!