Oxford Hotgrips Advanced Integrated Sport

The Oxford Hotgrips Advanced Integrated Sport are heated grips built for riders who want warm hands without a bulky controller cluttering the handlebars. The slimline controller sits alongside the grip itself, so heat levels can be changed on the move without letting go, and the whole assembly blends in neatly with existing switchgear.

The Sport version uses a soft, ultra-grippy knurled pattern inspired by race grips, giving a large contact area for feedback and comfort on longer rides. Open-ended and trimmable, they suit a wide range of 22mm handlebar setups and still allow bar end accessories to be fitted.

A sensible cold-weather upgrade for commuters, tourers and anyone riding year round in Australian winter conditions.

• Slimline controller mounted next to the grip for adjustment without removing your hand
• Five heat settings for fine control of operating temperature
• LED indicators dim automatically at night to reduce distraction
• Heat setting memory recalls the last used level at power-up (requires ignition-switched connection)
• IP67-rated weatherproof power connectors
• Battery saving mode switches the grips off if left on
• Additional battery saving mode for lithium batteries
• Soft, ultra-grippy knurled race-inspired grip pattern
• Open-ended, trimmable grips compatible with bar end accessories
• Fits 22mm handlebars
• Adjustable grip length from 114mm to 123mm

Confirm your handlebars are 22mm diameter before fitting, and check the available grip area suits the adjustable 114–123mm length.
Trim the open grip ends only as needed for your bar length, taking small amounts at a time so the fit stays neat.
Wire the controller to an ignition-switched supply so the heat setting memory works and the grips cannot be left powered with the bike off.
Select the lithium battery saving mode if your motorcycle is fitted with a lithium battery, so the cut-off matches that battery type.
Mount the controller where it clears the levers, switchgear and full steering lock, and route the loom so it cannot snag, stretch or chafe.
Push the IP67 connectors fully together until they latch; the seal only works when they are properly mated.
Clean the grips with a damp cloth and mild soapy water. Avoid solvents, degreasers and chain lube overspray, which can degrade the rubber and reduce grip.
Periodically check the wiring, connectors and grip security, especially after washing the bike or working around the bars.
If the grips stop heating, check the fuse and connectors first before assuming a fault with the grips or controller.