🏍️ FLYPIG 7/8" Practical Motorcycle Hand Grips - White Universal Non-Slip Rubber Bar End for Dirt Bikes, Motocross, and Cross-Country Biking Review

I had to remove the tips but I knew that when I ordered them. I'm sure the company probably sells both closed and open grips, but it's not easy to find them at Revain with all the grip options either. long.

There were 2 different sizes. One was too big and the other too narrow. None fit. The one that was tight I was able to put on, but what's the point if the other is so big it falls off and can't even be taped on.

Buying the cheapest always sucks. I was a bit skeptical because of the price, but the quality is really good. They feel comfortable, but do not slip on the steering wheel. I've ridden about 200 miles off-road and so far they're holding up well.

I don't know what happened but on my quad these knobs were very loose. 4 good wraps of tape around the handlebars fixed it. Connect one side of the handlebar and gently blow compressed air through the tiny hole in the grip, they slide without water or other lubricant.

One button I had trouble installing which is great as you don't want them to come loose. However, the QA department lacked a second grip as it could slide in and out with ease as the inner diameter of a grip was larger than 7/8 what it should be.

I was really excited about these bright yellow pens, but not only are they the wrong size, they are made out of pretty cheap material, so mine arrived torn. Even if they came a regular size and didn't tear, I probably wouldn't be too happy with them - they just seem cheap.

Bought to replace my 2005 Polaris 400 Sportsman. The pair came in a sealed package. One side worked great with a little dish soap. The other was a problem. The handle had a different internal dimension and was too big. But what do you expect from cheap Chinese junk. A little tape to enlarge the handlebar and it fits.