raceinsnow
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Has anyone try-ed to put hand warmers on a Polaris 120?I cant believe that they don't come with a sled that is for kids.I would like to install a set but I don't know if the electrical system would handle the load.
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Polaris 120 hand warmers
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In theory they will work, but I doubt the lighting system has enough wattage to run them. Better gloves, or bar mitts help. Used to take my boy for 20-30 mile rides on the trails around here, (just take extra fuel) With a few mods the sled would go a reasonable speed fot the trail. HIs hands would be fine for the trips.
120 hot grips
My daughter has a 2008 POLARIS 120.
I have the hot grips here, the same ones that come on my DRAGON, they're 4" wide (same as the stock 120) along with some 45* hooks, just haven't had time to do it, but will do soon.
The aftermarket hot grips are 5" wide.
I figure that worst case scenario I'll unplug the headlight and/or add a 12 volt battery.
I posted that same question on H.C.S., no response at all.
Has anyone try-ed to put hand warmers on a Polaris 120?I cant believe that they don't come with a sled that is for kids.I would like to install a set but I don't know if the electrical system would handle the load.
My daughter has a 2008 POLARIS 120.
I have the hot grips here, the same ones that come on my DRAGON, they're 4" wide (same as the stock 120) along with some 45* hooks, just haven't had time to do it, but will do soon.
The aftermarket hot grips are 5" wide.
I figure that worst case scenario I'll unplug the headlight and/or add a 12 volt battery.
I posted that same question on H.C.S., no response at all.
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These may be a possibility for the 120?
http://www.dual-star.com/index2/Rider/heated_grip_kit.htm
I wouldn't recommend any use of a handlebar mit or gauntlet-if the child were to fall off, wouldn't want them caught on the bars.
Good gloves or mittens would be the 1st choice.
http://www.dual-star.com/index2/Rider/heated_grip_kit.htm
I wouldn't recommend any use of a handlebar mit or gauntlet-if the child were to fall off, wouldn't want them caught on the bars.
Good gloves or mittens would be the 1st choice.
These may be a possibility for the 120?
http://www.dual-star.com/index2/Rider/heated_grip_kit.htm
I wouldn't recommend any use of a handlebar mit or gauntlet-if the child were to fall off, wouldn't want them caught on the bars.
Good gloves or mittens would be the 1st choice.
I have those, they're the same as the newer POLARIS ones that I got from the dealer for the DRAGON application (at more $$$ of course)
Will be installing those shortly