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Grips to small
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pegasus1300
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If you want some really pretty ones, Kuryakin(sp) has some nice clamp ons that go over the Goldwing heated grips. If you have an SE5 there is some modification for clearance but not bad. Do a search for the threads on this. I did it and the heated grips still shine thru,tho it takes a little longer.
check this out http://www.kuryakyn.com/products/275/iso174-grips
see post #12
check this out http://www.kuryakyn.com/products/275/iso174-grips
see post #12
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Bob Denman
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Another vote here for the Grip Puppies! :thumbup:
jaherbst
New member
Ya trying to tell us ya got big hands and uhh---
Loosen up your grip will do wonders for your problem. Your handle bars are not the same as bull dogging a
steer with horns. You do not need to have a white knuckle grip. It will stop the cramps and smooth out
your steering. Try it--you'll liked it.
Jack
Buckeye Bleau
New member
Tricled foam grips
Go to Tricled, a site sponsor, they have an outstanding foam grip. I think they are $12 or two sets for $20. They work well for what u wanted, does not affect heat, cooler in summer, and easy on and off. They seem to last long and work perfectly.
Joe
Go to Tricled, a site sponsor, they have an outstanding foam grip. I think they are $12 or two sets for $20. They work well for what u wanted, does not affect heat, cooler in summer, and easy on and off. They seem to last long and work perfectly.
Joe
Ctider07
New member
Yes for sure but old Arthritis kicks in about 50 miles out from go. #rideforfunnotpain.
Ya trying to tell us ya got big hands and uhh---
Loosen up your grip will do wonders for your problem. Your handle bars are not the same as bull dogging a
steer with horns. You do not need to have a white knuckle grip. It will stop the cramps and smooth out
your steering. Try it--you'll liked it.
Jack
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trikermutha
New member
The foam grips worked fine for me as others have stated above and it was the right price. I even bought my Dad a set :thumbup:
DriftersWay
New member
Looks great.. How did you fasten the ends of the cord??
rick_w
New member
The answer depends on how much work you want to do and how much you want to spend.
The cheapest and easiest way to go is Grab On Grips Grip Covers (pr) $12.50. We can not bring enough of them when we go to Spyder Events. I actually use a set on our HD Ultra Classic.
On our own Spyder RT I installed the Kuryakyn ISO Grips for use with OEM Heated Grips. GL1800 06+ & F6B Models.
Will work on Can-Am Rt Heated Grips with modifications. This will require some modifications but for the money a must have for anyone wanting comfort.
Deer Slayer
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Yup, Grip Puppies. Yes, use hair spray to install them.
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PrairieSpyder
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Grip puppies. They're available from several SL sponsors. If you come to Spyderfest, you may get some as a prize at one of the host hotel parties.
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