I have had the Ailerons on my 07 for 3 years without a problem.

 

Went with HD heated grips.

 

in the 10 plus years since the last post, global warming has made them redundant

 

Thanks for playing along in the way back machine.

Not getting anything past our circumspect 8².

 

Right after I bought my 13 CVO King I had the 13 CVO Limited Ailerons installed. Still work great, used them yesterday.

Right after I both my 19 CVO Road Glide I had the Kahuna from the 19 CVO Limited installed.

Heated grips are a must for me.

 

Wouldn't heated gloves make more sense? Two grip sets failed on my bike before they just gave me my money back. Only reason I had them was that is the way bike came and it was a long time ago.

Ever year, the say they make things better. Haa. If I believe that, Harley's could fly and last forever?

 

HEY! wait a second, your big twin doesn't fly?

 

Not with me on it. Heck, I don't even know if it will go as fast as the speedometer says.

 

Not for riding in the fall or spring you wouldn't want to be wearing big clunky heated gloves. Nice 65/70* days and then 40* nights - it's great to just turn on the grips when you need a little warmth.

In 2005 I went to Sturgis and then to the Canadian National HOG Rally in Saskatoon. It was 90* when I left Sturgis and when I got to Saskatoon it was 30* and drizzly. Was real glad I had heated grips. They do come in handy.
I've had H-D heated grips on every Harley I've owned since 2003 and have never had a problem with them.
Sometimes you get a lemon or two. I've been pretty lucky.