🏍️ CICMOD Universal Motorcycle Street Bike 7/8" Handlebar Grips Bar End Plugs (Black) - Ideal for Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha, Ducati, Triumph Riders Review

Perfect. I have IMA workpiece clamps with a conical and very narrow inner diameter. Finding end mirrors and caps that use expansion connectors was next to impossible until I found them. They come with 2 sets of rubber diff expansion plugs with 2 sets of machined aluminum locknuts and hardware. I bought this specifically to use his hardware to finally fit the rear handlebar mirrors to my bike, but the caps themselves are made from a very attractive aluminum alloy and would look great on the bar…

Cheap, nice, worth buying a few sets for the money. I really cleaned the Renthal Streetfighter handlebars on my Honda Hornet 600 '06. Add a BLUE elbow to the thread, only hand tighten or you'll rip it off. To seal the deal, I added Renthal glue to the rubber stoppers, and after drying for 24 hours, they didn't budge for 4,000 miles. extend, hold like a screwdriver and tighten with the best handshake grip. You will definitely get undressed with the attached driver. If they spin when tightened…

I can't tell you they're made from a special high specification aluminum alloy machined to aerospace tolerances or that the anodizing process is state of the art. I will say they look about the same as any other end caps you may see for sale. They are light, fit perfectly and are an attractive shade of orange that suits my KTM. If you somehow feel better about spending 3-5 times more on "official" accessories or "race" parts, you can do it. But I've bought them three times for different bikes…

It's definitely cheaper than buying from a famous brand. But they are 2-5 times cheaper. The inner mounting rubber and threaded tip are made of cheap plastic and rubber. At the ends of the brand bar you can find good rubber and all-metal fittings. Having said that, I installed a few rides with them on my 2018 Gas Gas XC 300 and had no problems with them. Luckily I didn't have any spills to test how they would hold up. Pro Tips: 1: You don't need to tighten them hard when installing. When the…

I bought some mini monkeys from TC Bros for my Vulcan S and reused the stock grips. The standard handlebar had weight ends, leaving the end grips exposed. I needed something to cover the holes as I no longer needed the weights on the end of the bar (and the standard weights didn't work anyway). Decided to buy these as they looked pretty decent and were unremarkable (not to mention the super cheap price). To anyone who says it's cheap plastic, you must have bought the wrong item or an obsolete…

Wish I had never bought them! Here are some details to save you the trouble so you don't end up like me: 1) Although the rubber insert comes in 3 sizes, the quality is terrible. One of them broke when I put it on without much pressure. 2) Because the end cap is so thin there is nothing to grab and once the rubber swells from tightening it all twists together so it's tough. really tighten. I'm sure they pop out once I start riding due to the vibration. 3) The construction is very poor, no…