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Aftermarket Grips - memphismike_imp - 06-25-2016

I tried to search this out on the forum first. Any of y'all swapped out your grips before? I have kuryakyn grips on my Shadow and GoldWing. I really would like to add a little more "beef" to the handgrips for riding. Just feel a tad small to me. Thanks in advance.


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Aftermarket Grips - Huladog_imp - 06-25-2016

Pro Grip 714 Dual Sport grips.

These are slightly fatter than the stock grips or other standard/sport bike grips.

Been using them on the non-Harley bikes I've had even used them on a BMW R1200RT. Slightly softer "gel" feel to them.

Also tried some barrel shaped old school (fatter in middle like a bulge) and those neoprene type sleeves that go over the grips but both felt too fat and odd.

Dual sport or enduro grips are just right.

Aloha,
Huladog


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RE: Aftermarket Grips - the Ferret - 06-25-2016

Progrip 719 Gel grips on all my bikes for years. Don't think they are any larger in diameter than the stock grips just softer/gel/cushy and more sticky


RE: Aftermarket Grips - LoneWoof_imp - 06-25-2016

Grip-ons. Cheap foam grips go over stock, help reduce the buzz.


Aftermarket Grips - memphismike_imp - 06-25-2016

That sounds like a good option. Would like to reduce the buzz a tad also!


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Aftermarket Grips - memphismike_imp - 06-26-2016

Thanks for the suggestions everyone!


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RE: Aftermarket Grips - Papa Weeley_imp - 06-28-2016

Grip Puppies. I've put them on most every bike I've owned in the past several years. Great improvement in vibration, and the feel of the grip (I like a larger diameter grip, too, now that I have the onset of arthritis in my hands). They just slide on over most grips. Great, cheap mod.


Aftermarket Grips - memphismike_imp - 06-28-2016

(06-28-2016, 06:21 AM)Papa Weeley_imp Wrote: Grip Puppies. I've put them on most every bike I've owned in the past several years. Great improvement in vibration, and the feel of the grip (I like a larger diameter grip, too, now that I have the onset of arthritis in my hands). They just slide on over most grips. Great, cheap mod.


What size do we need for the CB1100?


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RE: Aftermarket Grips - husky385_imp - 06-28-2016

I have the same issue that a lot of you have. I needed a softer larger diameter grip my Goldwing had these on it. I didn't know if I could get them to work on this bike with the bar weights. took a chance and bought some anyway. I was able to remove the chrome end cap. I used a drill bit slightly larger than the small diameter of the bar weight. Using the bit in my hand wallowed out the soft end of the grips. Looks a little unfinished on the end. My hands don't seem to care about the end so neither do I.
Kevin

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Aftermarket Grips - memphismike_imp - 06-28-2016

Hey that looks pretty good there!


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