Wilsons Sandbox

If you mean HotGrips brand grips, then no- they are large diameter grips with heating elements molded in. They work well but they are not well suited to a single-cylinder dual-sport. If you mean any of the heating elements that slip under, or over regular grips than yes- other people have used these with the Pro-Gel grips (which are about $10-$15 and work very nicely on the KLR. Devon tomrsewell wrote:

> for a long trip to s. america what would be the best choice 50/50 > tire, perilli mt 70, 60, or metzler sahara 3's? also can a vista > cruise throt lock and gel grips and hot grips all work together??

> Hello all: > I could use some imput from anyone who has put on a 14 tooth front sprocket.

I have one. I am very happy with it. When I replace chain and sprockets I will stay with the 14.

> Will the bike still do 65-75 MPH at a decent RPM?

I can't remember the exact RPM but I do ride it to work 40 miles each way on Interstate 90 at 70-75 (indicated) without a problem.

> Is there a good improvment in being able to slow down when the going gets > tough in the woods or rocks?

Yes. I find I need to slip the clutch much less. The added power down low is da bomb.

> I wish Kawasaki had given us the five speeds we have up from neutral, and a > super low gear below neutral.

I would actually prefer a little lower 1st and a little higher 6th than what we have now rather than all the change on one end of the ratios.

> Can I wheellie?

Yup.

> My Kawasaki dealer has one for about $20. Fred;s website shows a quality > one for around $28. > What''s the difference. I know----- 8 bucks.

I bought mine from Fred so I can't comment on Kawi's. Fred is great to deal with and ships really fast. Someone who actually knows your bike and is willing to share that knowledge is worth his weight in gold. Well, maybe not gold. Silver? Copper? Certainly $8 anyway. Dave Morrow IS Manager R.E.Warner & Associates 440-835-9400 dmorrow@...