Koso KOS-AM10703E 4.25 stars (8 votes)
Heated Grip & Switch 7/8" + 1" L=120Mm
69.90 €
Includes VAT 25.5%

Belongs to:


Delivery:

Normal delivery time is 1-2 days.

Delivery costs starting from 0 € (pickup from store). Read more about our delivery conditions...

Store availability:

On the Web Tku Vantaa Tre Lahti Jkl
Y Y Y Y Y N

Key:

  • Y in stock
  • Y available
  • N on request
  • N out of stock

If you have questions about this product, please contact us! Click here to send us a question.


Koson suosittu lämpökahvasarja sisältää erittäin tehokkaat lämpökahvat ja käytännöllisen katkaisimen viisiportaisella lämmönsäädöllä.
Lämmönsäädin myös muistaa viimeksi käyttämäsi lämpötason.
Pakkaus sisältää katkaisimen, johdot sekä lämpökahvat.

Saatavana street-mallit joko 22mm tai tuumaiseen tankoon, joissa rannekaasu sekä ATV/kelkka-malli, joka sopii 22mm tangolla ja peukalokaasulla varustettuihin laitteisiin.

…read more …hide

Customer reviews

  • 4 stars These are good.
  • 4 stars Easy to install, good quality, and plenty of warmth!
  • 4 stars No comments
  • 4 stars No comments
  • 5 stars Work well on a Virago 535. On a cool spring evening, level 2/5 is enough to keep your hands warm.
  • 5 stars Very easy to install and heats up quickly to whatever level you want. Easy to use. I recommend it.
  • 4 stars The materials and overall feel seem very good, and the hand feel is sturdy. Without anything to compare to, it's hard to comment on the heating itself, but I'd say it's OK both in terms of heat intensity and speed. The only oddity in operation is the intensity adjustment direction, which is increasing. In use, decreasing would be a bit more logical, but it works fine this way too. Regarding the grips, I would have wanted some information to support any modifications, since you have to fit them to e.g. the contours of the throttle grip housing.
  • 4 stars Works well. Installation took quite a lot of time for a novice like me. I bought a relay separately from Biltema and spent some time looking for a suitable trigger power source. I managed it though, and I reckon my hands will stay warm from now on.