Blue Goldfie Motorcycle Handlebar Grips Cap, 7/8'' Handle Bar 🏍️ End Weights Anti-Vibration Slider Plug, Ideal for Yamaha Kawasaki Dirt Bikes Review

The handlebars were like new and my daughter dropped her bike. I didn't want to buy new handles because they could break. Ideal for ktm 50sx

Excellent replacement for plastic plugs. I've lost a lot of plastic earplugs. They also protect the bars better. The color goes well with the orange on my bike. Used on carbon rods.

Tightened to the maximum without accelerating, fell off on the first ride. The fastening bolt is made of plastic. Not a very reliable end of the rod. It's ok for a bike, but definitely not for a motorcycle.

light weight good looking Bought a second set after the first saved my handlebars from a 35ft low side that wheel barely touched the steering. The left. It was a pain to pull out small internal parts but the new one went easily.

Very happy with these bar ends on my Trek mountain bike. I have used the largest insert on my rods but had to reduce the diameter a bit to allow them to slide into my rods. They are lightweight, affordable and very strong when tightened. I definitely recommend them. I will buy more in the future.

I couldn't even get close to getting them to stay in my 7/8" rods. The widest shim was 3/ 4" and I couldn't get them far enough to get stuck in the handlebars. Like the side mirrors I ordered, they don't fit the handlebars exactly and require the use of a vise to hold the cap while praying you do can tighten them enough to stay in. I sent them back.

I have heated grips for a few bikes and the end caps wouldn't cut them so I bought these little handlebar tips. Pretty easy to install and looks great. One thing I did after reading some reviews of throttle link bar ends was to place some 7/8 inch washers between the cap and the actual bar end which sits slightly inside the heated grip ends. This allows the pressure of the end of the rod to be converted into an actual pull on the rod, as opposed to actually pulling on the throttle, which is…

I bought it specifically after switching to a pair of Renthal handlebars. The original parts did not fit the smaller inner diameter of the new handlebar. The ends of the rods are fixed with rubber bushings. Of the three options proposed, the environment was ideal for the rentals. I think with the options checked you can install just about any size bars you have. Remember these are end caps, not anti-vibration weights. But I didn't notice any difference in vibration from the heavier original…