Can anybody advise if aftermarket heated grips can be fitted to a K75S.If anybody has done so ,it would be great to hear from you.Thanks heaps. Tom Grabau

All I can say is I have aftermarket grips on mine but they were already there when I purchased it so I have no idea of the brand and they are not wired into to the special plug.
They are nothing special with just an on-off switch and just replace the original grips.

These apparently fit the K75: http://www.hotgrips.com/store.php?rn=121&action=show_detail
and I would not be surprised if this is a newer version of what I have.

Tom Grabau wrote:Can anybody advise if after market heated grips can be fitted to a K75S.If anybody has done so ,it would be great to hear from you.Thanks heaps. Tom Grabau

My thoughts are that we never get cold enough (Sydney region) to warrent heated bars. Subsequently I invested in a good pair of gloves... skiing waterproof gore tex/thinsulate gloves. They work just fine in our above freezing point winter.

Maybe it is just me, but I don't feel cold on my lower extremities. Provided the jacket works and my hands are not frozen I am just fine.

I wonder if heated gloves may not be a better option? anyone tried these?

Tom Grabau wrote:Can anybody advise if aftermarket heated grips can be fitted to a K75S.If anybody has done so ,it would be great to hear from you.Thanks heaps. Tom Grabau

In the Tutorials section of this web site, I posted how I fitted Symtec grip heaters to a K100. The same products and process can be applied to the K75S. The cost to me was $12 CDN for new grip rubbers and $50 CDN for the Symtec motorcycle heater kit.