4

Levels

29-35mm

Diameter

10-28W

Absorption

IP67

Protection

Identification

Product code

H80

Manufacturer SKU 10.1.02080.001.01

Type

Heated grip covers with wraparound clamp

Content

1 pair, right and left

Separable wiring with dedicated connectors for each side

Capacity and measurements

Compatible diameter

29 – 35

Referring to the existing knob around which the clamp wraps

Supply voltage

12 – 15

Standard motorcycle equipment

Absorption

10 – 28

10 W at the lowest level, 28 W at the highest

Heating levels

4

38, 45, 52, and 59 °C. Data recorded in the LOBOO laboratory with the motorcycle stationary at an ambient temperature of 5 °C: indicative.

Operating temperature

−30 ~ +100

Manufacturer-declared ambient range, −22 to 212 °F

Materials

Heating element

Large-surface plate

The manufacturer cites it as the cause of the rapid temperature increase and uniform distribution.

Fastening/Mounting

Fastening system

Wraparound multi-segment clamp

Utility model patent ZL 2019 2 0032035.1

Original grips

They remain in place

The handlebar grip cover wraps on: no glue, no disassembly, no modifications

Vehicle type

Only combustion-engine motorcycles with a 12–15 V DC electrical system

The manual explicitly excludes electric vehicles.

Clamp adjustment

Continuous, without jerks

The segments fit any size between 29 and 35 mm.

Wiring

Detachable from the knob cover

Distinct screw connectors for the right and left sides: disassembles without cutting anything

Protection

IP rating

IP67

Protected against dust and temporary immersion

High-voltage protection

24

Beyond the threshold, the circuit automatically shuts off.

Automatic shutdown

After 5 minutes when stationary

A vibration sensor cuts off the power if the motorcycle does not move.

Equipment

Weight

Not stated by the manufacturer

Distinctive packaging

7 items

Handlebar covers, rectifier module, 2 terminals, 8 cable ties, 2 silicone cable ties, 2 M3×16 screws and 2 M3×18 screws, 2 mm Allen key

Data from LOBOO technical panels for H80 and SEFO price list. Temperatures per level are manufacturer's laboratory readings, indicative.

They wrap over the original grips, four levels up to 59°C, IP67

All you need to know before ordering

Technical specifications, equipment, delivery, and warranty: find every detail, verified against official LOBOO documentation, below.

Description H80 LOBOO heated grip covers

LOBOO H80 heated handlebar covers | 4 temperature settings, IP67, quick installation without removing the handles

Instant warmth for your hands, without changing the original grips

The H80 LOBOO heated grip covers are designed for those who ride all year round and want warm, protected hands even on the coldest days, without having to replace the original motorcycle grips. The dedicated "grip cover" design does not require the removal of the standard grips and fits handlebars from approximately 29–35 mm, making the system compatible with many models.

  • Installation over the original grips, without removing them
  • Rapid heating and even heat distribution
  • 4 temperature levels: 38°C, 45°C, 52°C, 59°C
  • IP67 protection against water and dust
  • Direct 12–15 V DC power supply from the motorcycle

Stable and secure clamp lock + wrap-around fastening

The mounting system combines a clamp lock and wrap-around fastening, so the handlebar cover remains stable even at highway speeds or off-road. The design surpasses traditional handlebar covers: no loose straps or improvised solutions.

  • Clamp lock that tightens the body of the handlebar cover
  • Wrap-around fastening for a firm contact with the handlebar
  • High stability even with heavy gloves or off-road

Four temperature levels: 38°C, 45°C, 52°C, 59°C

The H80 offers 4-level adjustment, with clearly defined temperature steps: 38°C, 45°C, 52°C, and 59°C. You can adjust the heat to:

  • Mild climate (38°C) – light comfort for mid-seasons
  • Daily use in winter (45–52°C) – hands always warm
  • Extreme cold (up to 59°C) – ideal for high altitudes or long journeys

The system ensures rapid heating and even heat distribution along the handlebar grip, so there are no cold spots.


IP67 waterproof and dustproof

H80 handlebar covers are IP67 certified, meaning they are resistant to rain, water splashes, and dust. They are designed for touring and adventure use, even in difficult weather conditions.

  • IP67 dustproof & waterproof
  • Perfect for everyday use, commuting, and traveling
  • Also suitable for cold and wet climates

Compatibility and 12–15 V power supply

The H80 works with a 12–15 V DC power supply, making it compatible with the vast majority of road, touring, and adventure motorcycles.

Thanks to its "grip cover" design, it can be mounted on handlebars with grips measuring approximately 29–35 mm in diameter, adapting to many motorcycle models without the need to change the original grip.


The 5 Whys of LOBOO H80 heated grip covers

  1. Why do they exist?
    To allow motorcyclists to have heated grips without having to remove or replace the original grips, with a system that is quick to install and use in any season.
  2. Why choose them?
    For their clamp lock + wrap-around fastening, even heat distribution and 4 temperature settings from 38°C to 59°C.
  3. Why are they reliable?
    They have IP67 certification, direct 12–15 V power supply and are designed to withstand water, dust and daily use over long distances.
  4. Why is the price justified?
    They offer a complete thermal upgrade without having to modify the original handlebar system, avoiding replacement costs and labor hours.
  5. Why do they improve the rider's life?
    They keep your hands warm and responsive, improve comfort and safety when braking and handling the controls, extending the riding season even in winter.

Ideal for

  • Those who use their motorcycle for year-round commuting
  • Touring and adventure travelers in cold climates
  • Those who don't want to replace the original grips but want immediate warmth
Feature Detail
Product name H80 Heated Grips Cover – LOBOO heated grip covers
Type Heated grip covers to be mounted over the original grips
Temperature levels 4 levels: 38°C, 45°C, 52°C, 59°C
Function Rapid heating with even distribution of heat
Fixation Clamp lock + wrap-around fixation for high stability
Protection IP67 – dustproof and waterproof
Input voltage DC 12–15 V
Handlebar compatibility Suitable for handlebars/grips approx. 29–35 mm in diameter
Installation Mounting without removing the original grips; designed to reduce installation complexity
LOBOO Category Electronic Parts / Other Products

Why choose it
  • No modifications to the motorcycle:they wrap over your existing grips. No glue, no disassembling controls, no heaters to slide under the rubber.
  • Reversible:at the end of winter, they can be removed in a few minutes, and if needed, moved to another motorcycle.
  • Four levels instead of two:from 38 to 59 °C, because the right temperature changes with the cold and with the thickness of your gloves.
  • Separate right and left:the throttle hand is exposed to more wind, and on many motorcycles, engine heat only comes from one side.
  • They won't leave you stranded:the vibration sensor switches them off after five minutes of being stationary.
  • IP67:rain, wet roads, and normal washing are not a problem.
Who is it recommended for

How to check compatibility

It does not depend on the motorcycle model. The only relevant data is the diameter of the grip you already have installed: the clamp adapts with continuous adjustment between 29 and 35 mm, an interval that covers the standard grips of the vast majority of motorcycles.

Measure it with a caliper, or with a tape measure around the grip, dividing the circumference by 3.14. If the value is at the limit of the range, write to us before ordering.

It is the right choice if:

  • Your motorcycle does not have standard heated grips and you do not want a permanent modification
  • You use your motorcycle for winter commuting, where cold hands are a daily problem
  • You have multiple motorcycles and want to be able to move the accessory from one to another
  • You do not want to give up the original grips, which remain where they are

To consider if:

  • You have handguards with a narrow attachment near the control: the grip cover adds a few millimeters to the diameter
  • You already have spotlights, a USB socket, and heated clothing on the same system: check the alternator's output
Documents and manufacturer

Assembly

  • Measure the diameter of the grip: it must be between 29 and 35 mm.
  • Mount the clamp on the handlebar by inserting the pin into the appropriate position among the four available, then tighten the screw with the 2 mm Allen key until it no longer slips.
  • Distinguish between right and left and wrap each grip cover in the direction indicated by the manual, with the input cable at the lowest point.
  • Connect positive with fuse, negative, and ACC line to 12-15 V, with the rectifier module in line. Fully insert the connectors and tighten the nuts.
  • Secure the throttle side cable with the supplied silicone ties: it must not be under tension when you rotate the grip.
  • Test the steering to full lock on both sides and check that nothing touches.

Use

  • When the ignition is on, the red LED at the bottom flashes: this is the standby status.
  • One press turns on level 1, subsequent presses increase the level. The steady lit LEDs indicate the level: one, two, three or four.
  • Long press the button, or turn off the ignition, to switch off. Right and left are controlled separately.

Manufacturer's Warnings

  • In cold weather, a numb hand may not perceive the temperature well: start from a low level to avoid burns from prolonged contact.
  • Product intended only for thermal motorcycles with a 12-15 V DC system.
  • Installation not in accordance with the manual may damage the product and invalidate the manufacturer's free warranty. The 24-month legal warranty remains unaffected.

Maintenance

  • Clean with water and neutral soap. Avoid solvents and pressure washers pointed at the connectors.
  • At the end of the season, remove the grip covers by disconnecting the screw connectors: the system remains ready for the following autumn.
  • Heated grips improve comfort but do not replace adequate winter gloves.
Delivery

Tracked shipping throughout Italy. The product is checked and carefully prepared before leaving our warehouse. Mounting accessories included where provided in the product's original equipment.

Manufacturer

Original LOBOO product, a brand founded in 2013 and specializing in adventure and touring motorcycle accessories. Manufacturer code H80, SKU 10.1.02080.001.01. The fastening system is covered by utility model patent ZL 2019 2 0032035.1.

The manufacturer provides a 12-month commercial warranty. Endurrad offers the 24-month statutory conformity warranty for consumers, which is more extensive.

Documentation: official PDF installation manualand installation video. The manual includes the packing list, wiring diagram, and warnings for use. If you need assistance with installation, please contact us stating your motorcycle model and year.

Warranty

All LOBOO products sold on Endurrad are covered by the 24-month legal guarantee of conformity provided for consumers, according to current legislation. In case of a lack of conformity, contact us: we will handle the claim with the manufacturer.

LOBOO H80 heated grip covers

Warm hands without touching the grips

Warm hands without touching the grips

The L'H80 does not replace the motorcycle grips: it wraps over them and tightens with a clamp. No glue, no removal of the controls, and no permanent modifications.

At the end of winter, it can be removed in just a few minutes, and the motorcycle returns exactly to how it was. That is also why it can be moved from one motorcycle to another.

The patented clamp wraps over the originals

The patented clamp wraps over the originals

This is what changes everything compared with traditional grip covers: you don’t need to remove the original grips. The multi-segment clamp wraps over the ones you already have and tightens securely, with no glue and without removing the controls.

LOBOO protects it with a utility model patent, number ZL 2019 2 0032035.1. The segments provide continuous adjustment for diameters between 29 and 35 mm.

Four levels, from 38 to 59 °C

Four levels, from 38 to 59 °C

First level 38 °C, second 45 °C, third 52 °C, fourth 59 °C. Four settings are needed because the right temperature changes with the cold, the motorcycle, and especially the thickness of the gloves.

These values were measured by LOBOO in a laboratory with the motorcycle stationary at an ambient temperature of 5 °C. While riding, the wind and the grip’s thermal conductivity lower them: use them as a reference, not a promise.

Right and left are adjusted separately

Right and left are adjusted separately

The throttle hand gets more wind than the clutch hand, and on many motorcycles, engine heat reaches only one side. With the H80, you can set a different level for each grip or turn off just one.

Even heat across the entire knob

Even heat across the entire knob

Inside, there is a large-surface heating plate instead of a wire heating element: it reaches temperature faster and distributes heat around the entire circumference, rather than in strips.

The thermal camera in the photo is from the manufacturer and reads 58.2 °C on the knob being tested.

From 10 to 28 W, depending on the level

From 10 to 28 W, depending on the level

At minimum it draws 10 W, and at maximum 28 W. That’s a level of consumption that almost all motorcycle electrical systems can handle without problems, but if you already have auxiliary lights, a USB outlet, and a heated vest connected, it’s worth doing the math on your alternator’s output.

It turns off by itself after five minutes.

It turns off by itself after five minutes.

A vibration sensor detects when the motorcycle is stationary: after five minutes, it automatically cuts the power. This solves the classic problem with every heated accessory—forgetting to turn it off and finding the battery dead.

The cable also has protection that interrupts the circuit if the voltage exceeds 24 V.

IP67: rain and washing are no problem

IP67: rain and washing are no problem

The 6 says dust cannot get in; the 7 says it can withstand temporary immersion. In practice, that means thunderstorms, wet roads, and normal washing won’t affect it. Still, avoid pointing a pressure washer at the connectors.

The cable detaches from the knob cover.

The cable detaches from the knob cover.

The wiring and knob covers are two separate pieces, joined by separate screw connectors for the right and left sides. The knob covers can be removed while leaving the system in place, then reinstalled in the autumn without having to redo the work.

Mounted on the handlebars

Mounted on the handlebars

The clamp with the button stays on the inside, near the controls, where it can be reached with your thumb without letting go of the grip. The cable runs down along the handlebar and connects to the system.

If you have narrow handguards or bulky bar-end weights, check the clearance before ordering: the grip cover adds a few millimeters to the diameter.

Riding position on the motorcycle

Riding position on the motorcycle

Complete handlebar view with both grip covers installed. The overall size remains compact, and the handlebar controls remain unobstructed.

The motorcycle shown in the manufacturer's photos is equipped with handguards and accessories that are not included in this package.

FAQs

For more information, please see our FAQ.

How can I tell if they fit my motorcycle?

It does not depend on the motorcycle model, but on the diameter of the grip you already have installed: the clamp fits diameters between 29 and 35 mm. Measure it with calipers or, if you don’t have any, wrap a tailor’s tape measure around the grip and then divide by 3.14.

The standard grips on the vast majority of motorcycles fall within this range. If your measurement is at the limit, contact us before ordering.

Do I need to remove the original grips?

No, and that’s the point of this product. The H80 wraps around the grips you already have and tightens with the clamp. No glue, no heaters to insert under the rubber, no need to remove the control pods.

How hot do they really get?

The four stated levels are 38, 45, 52, and 59 °C. These are laboratory measurements taken by LOBOO with the motorcycle stationary at an ambient temperature of 5 °C.

While riding, wind and the conductivity of the grip underneath lower the actual value, and glove thickness affects how warm it feels. Use them as a reference for comparing one level with another, not as a guaranteed temperature at your hand.

Do they use a lot of power? Is there a risk of draining the battery?

They consume from 10 W at the lowest setting to 28 W at the highest, powered by the motorcycle’s 12–15 V system. This is a load that almost any electrical system can handle.

To prevent you from forgetting, there’s a vibration sensor: if the motorcycle remains stationary for five minutes, the H80 switches off automatically. However, if you already have auxiliary lights, a USB socket, and a heated vest connected to the same system, it’s worth checking the alternator’s output.

Can I adjust the two knobs differently?

Yes. Each grip cover has its own button and heat setting: you can keep the right one warmer than the left, or turn just one off. It’s more useful than it might seem, because the throttle hand gets more wind, and on many motorcycles engine heat reaches only one side.

Are they resistant to rain and washing?

The stated rating is IP67: no dust ingress and protection against temporary immersion. Rain, wet roads, and normal washing are not a problem. Avoid directing a pressure washer at the connectors from close range.

Can they be removed in summer?

Yes, and that’s one of the advantages over integrated heated grips. The cable and grip covers are separate parts with screw connectors: by removing the grip covers, the system stays in place, ready for the following autumn.

For the same reason, you can move them to another motorcycle if the grip diameter falls within the range.

Do they also work with handguards installed?

Normally, yes—in fact, handguards and heated grip covers work well together: the former block the wind, while the latter provide warmth. However, a grip cover adds a few millimeters to the diameter, so if your handguards have a tight fit near the controls, it’s best to check the clearance before ordering.

How do they connect to the system?

Three connections are required: positive with a fuse, negative, and the ACC line, meaning the 12–15 V wire that is powered when the ignition is on and disconnected when the ignition is off. The rectifier module is installed in line between the electrical system and the two grip covers.

The manual specifies that the product is intended only for combustion-engine motorcycles with a 12–15 V direct-current electrical system. The cable has protection that interrupts the circuit above 24 V.

What’s in the package?

The manual lists seven items: 1 heated grip cover assembly (right and left), 1 rectifier module, 2 terminals, 8 cable ties, 2 silicone cable ties, 2 M3×16 screws and 2 M3×18 screws, 1 2 mm Allen key.

The silicone cable ties are used to secure the throttle-side cable: the manual requires using the original ones, because cable damage caused by incorrect installation is not covered by the warranty.

Can the button be reached by driving?

The clamp should be positioned toward the inside of the handlebar, near the control switch housing: the button remains under your thumb, allowing you to change levels without releasing your grip. Four LEDs indicate the active level.

How long does the battery last when it’s turned off or when the motorcycle is stationary?

They do not have their own battery: they draw power from the motorcycle’s electrical system and work only when it is powered. If the motorcycle remains stationary for five minutes, the vibration sensor switches them off automatically, precisely to avoid leaving an active power draw.

How do you clean them?

Water and mild soap with a soft cloth. The IP67 rating withstands normal washing, but avoid solvents on the grip surface and do not aim a pressure washer directly at the connectors from close range. Before reinstalling them after a seasonal break, check that the contacts are dry and clean.

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