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The Nation of Patriots ride kicked off on Saturday May 26th at Wisconsin Harley-Davidson. With a donation challenge set, hoping to see $1,000 before the start of the ride, the goal was blown out of the water with $2,600 donated to help financially support families of wounded Veterans! What a fantastic show of support and generosity! We are so proud to be a part of this and thank our Veterans and their families for all of their sacrifice's! — at Wisconsin Harley-Davidson.

Symtec/Heat Demon to sponsor nationwide tour supporting U.S. armed forces

Symtec Inc., the manufacturers behind the Heat Demon line of heated powersports accessories, is sponsoring the 2012 Patriot Tour, a nationwide effort to raise money for the families of U.S. service personnel. Organized by the non-profit group, Nation of Patriots, the three-month tour criss-crosses the U.S. with stops at Harley-Davidson dealerships in 96 cities. Riders depart from the various dealerships for each leg of the tour, passing an American flag from one location to the next. In 2011, the tour raised $10,000 for families of wounded veterans. Organizers are hoping to raise $50,000 on this year's tour, which departs May 26 from Wisconsin Harley-Davidson in Oconomowoc, Wis. "Nation of Patriots has done a great deal for U.S. troops over its three-year history, raising thousands of dollars for struggling veterans and their families," said Riley Harlan, president of Symtec. "We're proud to support their efforts." For more information about the tour, go to www.nationofpatriots.org.

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Symtec to expand distribution in Canada

Symtec to expand distribution in Canada 

 Symtec Inc., a Minneapolis-based manufacturer of Heat Demon heated accessories for motorcycles and ATVs, announced a partnership with Kimpex, a recreational vehicle parts and accessories distributor based in Drummondville, Quebec.
Kimpex will have access to the full Heat Demon line, which was previously sold under the Symtec brand in Canada.

“We’ve established our reputation on distributing top-of-the line products to our customers,” said Marie-Josee Turcotte, communication and marketing director of Kimpex. “The Heat Demon line offers unmatched heat output and quality components that fall in line with our rigid standards.” Introduced to Kimpex sales reps at their annual snowmobile and ATV sales meeting in March, the entire

Heat Demon product line is in stock and available in the 2013 Early Bird Winter catalog. “We look forward to working with Kimpex to increase the availability of our innovative heated powersports accessories in the North American market,” Symtec president Riley Harlan said. “This partnership opens up a new realm for the Heat Demon brand and will go a long way toward our vision of becoming a world leader in heated accessories.”

Installing the right side heater (throttle side) on a Harley Davidson with electronic throttle (TBW)

Fig. 1 is showing how the heater is wrapped around the TBW sensor. Make sure the I.D. of the throttle side handlebar is .875” so that the TBW sensor and heater will have enough room to slide inside the handlebar.

Fig. 2 is showing how the heater and TBW sensor is inserted into the handlebar. Make sure all the wires are positioned the same direction and that the heater is held tightly to the sensor.

Fig. 3 is showing the heater and TBW sensor installed into the handlebar. This should not slide in too tight as it may damage the heater.

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Heat Demon Heated Grip Kit for ATV with Thumb Warmer Installation Video

Heat Demon Heated Grip Kit for Harley Davidson installation video