Fitting Oxford Hotgrips (Scooter Version) to The Peugeot Django 50, 125 & 150
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Published 2022-01-09
In this video I will be fitting a pair of Oxford Products Hotgrips to the little Peugeot Django. I have had this kit waiting to be fitted for quite some time and as the weather is pretty chilly at the moment, I figured that now was as good a time as any to get them on the bike! I will be running through the complete fitment process and as this is a scooter with a lot of plastic bodywork, I will therefore also demonstrate how to remove as much as is required to complete the fitment successfully.
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All Comments (8)
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Nice little vid. People so often under estimate the amount of time it takes to do a 'simple' job properly. Dreading but also excited at putting the lights, camera and USB phone mount wiring through the vfr.
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Very informative video with clear instructions 👍
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The Oxford grips are pretty good. Had a pushbutton type on one of my old bikes, lasted many years. Hopefully we see how shinobi is doing soon 😉 👍
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Thank you for a great tutorial :)
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Nice video i was wondering could you not just spice them into the 12v power for the head lights?
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Hallo- Is there anyway to derestrict a Django 2T 50cc 30km/t.
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Am I right in saying, these are not wired to the ignition. So if you left them on, you are coming back to a flat battery?
