Nobody likes having cold hands while cycling, which is why heated handlebar grips do exist … but what if you prefer your existing fair-weather grips? Well, that's where the Polar Plug system is ...

While heated handlebar grips may be nothing new for snowmobilers or motorcyclists, they're something that mountain bikers have never been offered before - or have they? The comments board is open, if ...

Tired of tolerating uncomfortable temperatures on your motorbike handle? We are here to take care of that problem for you. We have come up with a list of some of the best heated-motorcycle grips in ...

It's winter, and you're on your bike. The snow is coming down, the wind is finding its way in through even the tiniest gaps in your clothing, and it is bitterly cold. Thanks to your heated handlebar ...

We've trawled eBay once more, so that you don't have to, and have upturned these original Oakley BMX grips – one of the famous American brand's first products before it became famous for its cycling ...

Oxford Hot Hands heated grips are easy to install. They work well, providing lots of heat. There is no thermostat included, so they must be switched on and off to control heat. Hot Hands draw 18 Watts ...

The relay-protected, three-position switch control on these heated grips is designed to be handlebar mounted, easy to use with gloves and has two temperature settings. A red light indicates that the ...

It’s not actually A’ME but the A’ME Clamp On MTB Heated Tri Grips. As mentioned in the title, they’re heated. Heated grips aren’t that big an innovation, having been around in many different vehicles.