I've ridden about 300mi now, and absolutely love it! However, I think I'm going to have to do something about the stock grips. I just bought my Spyder and cold weather gear, so I can't spend much for new grips right now. I think I'll wait till spring to get some from xoprodox or get the universal grips from kury, but I've read several posts that mention Grip Puppies. I've looked online without much luck. I was looking for a major retailer that sold them, or a similar product. I even checked ebay and came up empty. Does anyone have a suggestion as to where I can go online to get a set? I'd appreciate any feedback.:thumbup:
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Grip Puppies?
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mrb
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[FONT="]CALIFORNIA SPORT TOURING,
www.casporttouring.com
I am very happy with mine. An easy simple fix.:thumbup:
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www.casporttouring.com
I am very happy with mine. An easy simple fix.:thumbup:
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aubierules
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i bought the grip puppies but didnt like them..they made the grip too big and hurt my hands...they did make the numbeness take longer to happen, but still happened....i bought some all foam replacement grips...much smaller and my hands dont go to sleep now....they were always going to sleep on every bike i had, and NO it wasnt because my grip was too tight...
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LRCulpepper
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just llooked at the website for grip pups and there seems to be 2 sizes one for 1" bars and one for 7/8" bars my eyes arnt good enough to see 1/8" difference anyone know what size to order?
mrb
New member
Order the 7/8" ones - I did and they fitted fine.:thumbup:
Foam replacement grips?
I've been searching posts for info on the grip puppies thinking they might reduce the vibration and happened across this from Aubierules. Where do you get the all foam replacement grips?
I've been searching posts for info on the grip puppies thinking they might reduce the vibration and happened across this from Aubierules. Where do you get the all foam replacement grips?
Trickie Dick
New member
I bought mine at casporttouring.com and I like them alot. I have big hands so that is not an issue with me. I can see where a person with smaller hands might be uncomfortable. I think they were only about 9-10 bucks and easy to install so not a big investment to try them.
aubierules
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I BOUGHT GRIP PUPPIES..JUST SLIDE OVER ORIGINAL GRIP...TOO BIG FOR ME
ataDude
Mod Maniac
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Sunline grips... I found and posted them months ago and absolutely love them:
Clicky: http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showpost.php?p=45212&postcount=53
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Sunline grips... I found and posted them months ago and absolutely love them:
Clicky: http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showpost.php?p=45212&postcount=53
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crazycanuck
New member
I put on the brp grips along with the end caps and I like them...the new grips give me a way better feel when lifting my wheels off the ground:lecturef_smilie:
sunline grips
atadude - thanks for the reply and the link to your previous post.
Couple questions:
1. Do these grips slide over the stock or do they replace the stock. If so, is this a big job?
2. Looks like you have a throttlelock, what brand and how do you like it?
3. Would the throttlemeiser work with these grips? It looks like they have end pieces as part of the grips themself???
Sorry for all the questions:bowdown:.
Toni
atadude - thanks for the reply and the link to your previous post.
Couple questions:
1. Do these grips slide over the stock or do they replace the stock. If so, is this a big job?
2. Looks like you have a throttlelock, what brand and how do you like it?
3. Would the throttlemeiser work with these grips? It looks like they have end pieces as part of the grips themself???
Sorry for all the questions:bowdown:.
Toni
ataDude
Mod Maniac
In case you haven't decided yet, I did end up with a set of Grip Puppies and I think they made a great difference. I also put a throttle rocker on at the same time and that relaxed my throttle hand tremendously. So I guess I can't say exactly which piece was more useful in helping my hands. Neither one was a bad purchase and they didn't cost that much anyway.
ataDude
Mod Maniac
Hi, Toni.
1. They <edit: Sunline grips> replace the stock grips. If you have an air compressor, you can simply "blow" the old ones off by inserting the nozzle between the grip and the handlebars. If not, they can be removed by inserting a slim screwdriver between the grips and bars... then squirting a little WD40 in. Be careful on the throttle side as the grip is glued to a plastic throttle sleeve... can be damaged.
2. That is a Vista Cruise for a Yahama... also available from CA Sport Turing. See my thread in the "My Spyder Mods" forum... page one or two, don't recall which. Instructions on how to install are there.
3. Throttlemeister will not work with the Sunline grips.
1. They <edit: Sunline grips> replace the stock grips. If you have an air compressor, you can simply "blow" the old ones off by inserting the nozzle between the grip and the handlebars. If not, they can be removed by inserting a slim screwdriver between the grips and bars... then squirting a little WD40 in. Be careful on the throttle side as the grip is glued to a plastic throttle sleeve... can be damaged.
2. That is a Vista Cruise for a Yahama... also available from CA Sport Turing. See my thread in the "My Spyder Mods" forum... page one or two, don't recall which. Instructions on how to install are there.
3. Throttlemeister will not work with the Sunline grips.
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The following is from the California Sport touring website:-
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica][SIZE=-1]INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS: You do not need an air compressor. Just apply soapy water
to the inside of the Grip Puppies™ and slide them over your existing grips. Then enjoy the ride![/SIZE][/FONT]
Bob
ataDude
Mod Maniac
Bob - we were't talking about the Grip Puppies. Subject was the other Sunline grips.
swrafey2000
New member
If you want less vibrations,casportouring also sells a bar snake that goes inside your handle bars.Also before anyone ask,yes the bars are one piece and are hollow all the way through.
Sorry about that. Put it down to Oldtimers or a Pink Floyds Momentary Lapse of Reason
Bob
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