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Yeah. Thought about gloves, but don't like the idea of being wired in. And the Griso has no easy power outlet. I could fix that of course.Have you used heated gloves?
battery heated gloves, no wiring necessary
+1 on heated gloves. I have Gerbing's and a liner. Rich A
I didn't really like heated grips either. They were OK down into the low 50's (F) but not much good below that. I had Gerbing gloves as well. If I weren't so cheap I would have bought their 12v battery/plug in gloves. Batteries for around town and plug in for longer trips. They kept my hands warm down into the low 20's (F). Disclaimer...I had a fairing that kept wind off my hands. On a naked bike you might need something like brush guards.
Right, I put Acerbis bar-end mount hand guards on my Mille in the winter. With good gloves, I don't have a problem with cold hands. They mount with one Allen bolt each, so they go on and off in seconds, but are very sturdy.
handlebar switches is clumsy - especially as I have no flexor tendon for the top joint on my left thumb (long story). I could mitigate some of those issues, of course.