Yamaha Tenere 700 - Oxford heated grips full installation

[@steveng3989]

At least in Europe (Spain, Germany) you can only find the "new" Premium Adventure grips with Blue writing and without these waterproof connectors. Even on their website this model is displayed. So not sure, either they produce a different product for Europe or they still - after 1 year - selling only the old product marked as "new". Otherwise its a very good video for the installation.

[@nicholasgullo9756]

Wire coat hangers work great too. Golf club grip solvent and the hanger and grips come off reusable.

[@randomdude6136]

I see you clean your bike as much as I do

[@CrustyCycle9317]

Good video. Thanks for sharing this content.

[@Booki89]

How's the glue holding up?

[@almirmuric7602]

For the left side you can use air compression to get off

[@adamsimmons9336]

You should start a heated grips installation company 😊

[@rockyroadadv]

I could try some Ducati Scrambler SixtyTwo grips too!

[@johnmartin7144]

Very good instruction. Thank you!

[@rockyroadadv]

Thanks! Glad it helps 😊

[@baldwin276]

Thank You - Great Video and very helpful! One question: How did you mount three square control box? I really like the location, but don’t see any bolt/mounting points on my T7 left of the instrument cluster. Thanks again!

[@africatwin1100]

what if you want to install auxillary lights and heated grips? Should you plug the wire in the same connector or split the wire harness?

[@minds4game]

For lights you can use the 2-pin adapter. That's how I installed two Baja lights.

[@mrhalish]

nice video, thanks. What levers are you using please?

[@paulhelliker8032]

Great video. How did you position the controller next to the dash?

[@paulhelliker8032]

Ignore that I can see now…

[@kefallinos]

⁠really, how???

[@paulhelliker8032]

@@kefallinosit’s attached to the bolt to the left of the dash unit.

[@multiban]

Use compressed air. Much easier.