Found this on the net ... a different way than I do it (I leave a loop that sticks up above the brake master cylinder)
Here is how I have done it. I have had at least one case where when loading the bike the loop got grabbed.
http://www.mc4fun.net/2007%20525%20EXC/ ... H%2004.htm
"I wrap the wire once around the bars so if they break I have extra to work with.
I also helps not bend the wires so much on the throttle side."
Note sure I would go to this trouble on the left:
"Underneath the LH grip I have epoxyed a throttle tube to the bars and now use a throttle side grip which is thinner. This way the heat is the same on both sides."
mounting heated grips on throttle side
mounting heated grips on throttle side
Safiri Mike
Current: 01 F650-GSDakar-RWB; 02 EXC-453 (orig. MXC 400); 05 EXC-450 ; 13 CRF-250L; 17 CRF-125FB; 06 KLX-110 (132); 02 TTR-125L
Gone and missed (but no regrets): 01 LC4E-400-Grey
Gone and not missed: 73 AT3, 85 K100RS
Current: 01 F650-GSDakar-RWB; 02 EXC-453 (orig. MXC 400); 05 EXC-450 ; 13 CRF-250L; 17 CRF-125FB; 06 KLX-110 (132); 02 TTR-125L
Gone and missed (but no regrets): 01 LC4E-400-Grey
Gone and not missed: 73 AT3, 85 K100RS