hand grips

[3Phase]

Exactly why I passed the new on to Scott.......he likes 'em.

That's because there's almost nothing to wear out or go wrong with those grips. They just work, sort of like a bowling ball.

I wonder if all grips should be changed or recycled like tires even if they've just been sitting on a shelf and never been mounted on the handlebars. After all, it would be very dangerous and could cost lives if an old, hardened rubber grip failed or caused your hand to slip off the handlebar while you're riding.

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[jetmechmarty]

That's because there's almost nothing to wear out or go wrong with those grips. They just work, sort of like a bowling ball.

My XS650 still wears its original grips. They may be even more durable than a bowling ball. They still look new.

[MarkD]

My F still has the original grips. They had a split in one, so I used some black silicone tape to firm them up, as I didn't want to get rid of original stuff. I added a bit of size to them, also, as I seem to have sorta big hands.

[DeanR]

Progrips #699 open end gel 125 mm long #714 closed end $8.99
BMW grips $15 L/R - 32721458395/6
Oury Road Grips

All are very comfy and way better than stock.

[Hak]

I just put some new grips on mine, the original grips were cracking and a bit spongy, also very dirty making my hands filthy after riding.. this is a site I am a big fan of, they have an incredible selection of grips/bars/lights/etc

http://www.dimecitycycles.com/motorc...s-mirrors.html

I purchased 2 sets, one brown pair and one black pair, the brown have a really awesome vintage look I absolutely love, and are super comfortable, the others I never put on but they look amazing! And have a similar feel to my stock grips

Bitwell Thruster Grips (chocolate)
http://www.dimecitycycles.com/vintag...r-32-8002.html

Retro "Ringer" Grips (black with chrome ring)
http://www.dimecitycycles.com/vintag...s-10-1887.html

With 308 items on that page alone if you can't find something that tickles your fancy there I'm not sure it exists!

[Roadman48]

I have these on my three vintage Yamahas. They are comfortable and do a good job damping vibration.

https://www.denniskirk.com/oury/bloc....prd/61395.sku

[DeanR]

I have these on my three vintage Yamahas.

https://www.denniskirk.com/oury/bloc....prd/61395.sku

Yep, on my list above. They are very good.

[donebysunday]

My favorite that I can't find anymore


The next best, still fill the hand but wear out every 15K
http://www.jcwhitney.com/bikemaster-...?filterid=u0j3

[jwhughes3]

I have switched to the Kuryakyn Isolator Grips in black. They are not stock or stock like but I think comfort and handling take precedence unless creating a museum resto.

http://www.kuryakyn.com/Product-Gall...ame=6344-1.jpg

A bit more expensive but comfortable and fills the hand nicely. I added a few steel washers in the end for even more dampening.

John