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Sarris 03-13-2009 07:48 PM
Re: new grips
 
I have the big diameter ISO grips from Kuryakyn. They're very comfy with no vibration. They are heavy enough that I don't need bar end weights.

:)

Easy Rider 03-13-2009 09:26 PM
Re: new grips
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by mrlmd1
It screws out to remove, but part of it may remain inside.
Not if you get some good advice here and do it right! :biggrin:

You loosen the screw a bit and then PULL the whole assembly out.
Parts stay inside the bars only if you unscrew the screw too much. :tup:

patrick_777 03-13-2009 09:40 PM
Re: new grips
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by patrick_777
About the bar ends...remember not to unscrew them completely. Just enough to loosen them, then grab them good with a cloth-covered pair of vice-grips or pliers and pull straight out without twisting. If you screw them out entirely, you lose the inside nut to the bottom of the bars.
Like I said.

mrlmd1 03-14-2009 09:39 AM
Re: new grips
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Easy Rider
Quote:
Originally Posted by mrlmd1
It screws out to remove, but part of it may remain inside.
Not if you get some good advice here and do it right! :biggrin:

You loosen the screw a bit and then PULL the whole assembly out.
Parts stay inside the bars only if you unscrew the screw too much. :tup:

I didn't go into the whole thing, meant it to be a warning, figured I'd let him look it up on here. Probably should have written the whole thing out like you and Patrick said.

Easy Rider 03-14-2009 09:44 AM
Re: new grips
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by mrlmd1
I didn't go into the whole thing, meant it to be a warning, figured I'd let him look it up on here.
And I fully agree with that but I figure that if I can convey the crux of the matter in two or three lines I might as well do that instead of using the same lines to tell him to look it up. :cool:

phoenix 03-14-2009 12:27 PM
Re: new grips
 
ok I went to change my grips this morning got the left side on without to much trouble.
but now i'm changing the right side and ran into some probs.
on the tube there is two raised edges that my new grips dont have a grooved slot for. Is this normal, are my new grips wrong,
and should i just trim the raised part off? here are some pics
http://www.postimage.org/gx23_TFr.jpg

http://www.postimage.org/gx24008S.jpg

http://www.postimage.org/gx240cCA.jpg

http://www.postimage.org/gx240rAr.jpg

http://www.postimage.org/gx240LxA.jpg

patrick_777 03-14-2009 01:04 PM
Re: new grips
 
If you have a Dremel tool or a knife and sandpaper, then that'd be the way I'd go. Those look like nice grips.

phoenix 03-14-2009 01:10 PM
Re: new grips
 
well nvm on my new grips the chrome parts are plastice and I broke one of them real easley
than brok the secend one takeing them off the put the stock grips back on. there junk.
but i got to learn somthing about by bike in the process so its not a total loss.
only thing is now i'm prolly going to spend about 70 on new grips vs the 14.99 for the ones i just tryed.
Thx to everyone that posted was a lot of help

think i'm going to get thies grips from progrip to replace the ones i bought.
http://www.postimage.org/aV1B6c4i.jpg

rayzuki 03-14-2009 05:18 PM
Re: new grips
 
I just trimmed off the raised part at the end. Then my new grips slide right on.


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