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Heats the back of your hand. Your grips can't.
“Dealer quoted me $643 for OEM heated grips on my Triumph, installed. I kept putting it off. Then I found these. Under $40, they charge off USB, and nothing gets wired into the bike. They heat the back of my hand too. That's the side the wind hits on the highway, and grips can't reach it.”
| Grips | ThermoTouch | |
|---|---|---|
| Warms the back of your hand | ||
| No wiring | ||
| Any bike | ||
| Price | $88–$400* | $34.99 |
*Before install. US motorcycle retailers, Oct 2026.
| Heats | Palm + back of hand |
|---|---|
| Top heat | 130°F |
| Control | 1 button, digital display |
| Power | USB rechargeable |
| Touchscreen | Thumb + index |
| Size | One size, adjustable strap |
No. Own battery, charges by USB.
Grips warm your palms. These warm the back of your hand too.
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Two winters with heated grips on my Road King. Palms roasting, backs of my hands like ice blocks. Grips only heat the side touching the bar, and the wind hits the other side. These heat the palm and the back of the hand, so I’m not death-gripping the bar just to feel warm. Should’ve bought them two winters ago.
On long highway days in the 40s, my grips couldn’t keep up. The inside of my hands was toasty and the outside was numb. Even behind a fairing, the wind at 70 blasts your knuckles. These put heat on top of my hand, which is where the cold actually is. I can work the GPS on my phone at a gas stop without pulling them off. This was the first trip this fall where I wasn’t counting miles to the next stop just to thaw out.
The heated grips on my Fat Bob only had two modes. Crank them up for the wind and my palms cooked. Turn them down and the backs of my hands froze. These heat both sides, so I don’t have to pick which half of my hand suffers. The grips stay off now.
I was going to put heated grips on both bikes. The shop quoted $200 plus 4 hours labor, per bike, for something I need maybe four months a year. These were under $40, charge off USB and go on whichever bike I’m riding. No splicing into the wiring, and no dead battery because I forgot the grips were on. And they warm the top of my hand, which grips never could.
I’m out the door at 5:30 most mornings, and it’s in the low 30s this time of year. When I was younger, heated grips were enough. At 64 they’re not. My palms stayed warm, but the backs of my hands were numb by the first stop light. These heat the palm and the back of the hand, so I’m warm front and back, not just where I’m touching the bar. I was about to park the bike till spring. I’m still riding.
