XP thumb warmer?
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09-28-2009, 06:32 PM
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09-28-2009, 06:39 PM
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I work in the outdoors all winter and never have more than jersey gloves, but when I'm riding, the heated grips and thumb warmer are worth their weight in gold.
Thor, I have no proof of this myself, but a friend told me to stay away from the Polaris switches, unless you like replacing switches. Take that however you'd like.
The 5 settings is nice also on the Symtec and their customer service is second to none.
With that being said, I did have a symtec box go out on me on my previous atv, but I emailed and got a new one in 2 days for free.
Thor, I have no proof of this myself, but a friend told me to stay away from the Polaris switches, unless you like replacing switches. Take that however you'd like.
The 5 settings is nice also on the Symtec and their customer service is second to none.
With that being said, I did have a symtec box go out on me on my previous atv, but I emailed and got a new one in 2 days for free.
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09-28-2009, 09:39 PM
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Also just so you know...In the pic on polaris web site it shows a round white switch. That is not the switch that comes with it. The switches are rectangle shape just like the browning edition(I think) that comes stock with warmers
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09-29-2009, 11:12 PM
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Hey MrThor, we norwegians do have sensitive hands in the winter. When I go ice fishing more than once my knuckles start to crack and bleed. WTH if it aint squirt'n it aint hurt'n, right? Or coarse as I've gotten older, I too find myself wanting more luxuries in life. Hence the reason for going with a POPO; best ride, EFI, EPS, ease of accessory installation, just to name a few. Let me know how they install, I might go for a set if they are not too tough. I did install my own winch on my 03 rubicon last spring, I think I could handle it. I just dont like drilling holes that are in locations where one can not hide a mistake.
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09-30-2009, 06:43 AM
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Well, golly JimBob!
Well, golly JimBob!
Hey MrThor, we norwegians do have sensitive hands in the winter. When I go ice fishing more than once my knuckles start to crack and bleed. WTH if it aint squirt'n it aint hurt'n, right? Or coarse as I've gotten older, I too find myself wanting more luxuries in life. Hence the reason for going with a POPO; best ride, EFI, EPS, ease of accessory installation, just to name a few. Let me know how they install, I might go for a set if they are not too tough. I did install my own winch on my 03 rubicon last spring, I think I could handle it. I just dont like drilling holes that are in locations where one can not hide a mistake.
My buddy uses these hand warmers and loves them. Cabela's -- ATV Winter Pak
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09-30-2009, 07:18 AM
This will be my 3rd install of warmers in a year. Only difference is this time I am using the same grips vs with Symtek cut old off, clean, WD40 and install. I just have to borrow a compressor to get the grips off now. I found a set on eBay yesterday for $40 with shipping. I also found last week the Polaris hand warmers for $25 with shipping. Both come with the factory switches.
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