🏍️ 1" (25mm) Non-slip Motorcycle Hand Grips with Throttle Assist for Harley Yamaha Kawasaki Suzuki Cruisers Motorbikes Choppers by MOTL Review

Got them as a gift for my boyfriend and we've only ridden a couple of times. I've had these things for literally a month and they're falling apart.

They look and feel even better so far, the only problem was the throttle grip was coming loose from the insert but I put it back on with some emblem glue and it's like new!

Looked good, slips off on day 1, foam pads fall out on day 1 only cost me sale of bike as a result of the buyer being in this unsafe gas condition Didn't want to drive home in 45 minutes I'm not lying, the downside isn't worth it at all.

Good! If you're looking for grips that fit 1" handlebars, these are for you! BUT the glue that goes on these grips is not that good. THEN AGAIN you can buy some gorilla glue and glue it back together (make sure you leave it overnight) and bam! Then they are perfect.

I hate to give bad reviews but the only good thing I can say about them is that the rubber is soft. They were on my bike for about 2 months and the rubber tried to fall out and broke from the sun exposure every time I rode. I had to glue the throttle body to the plastic tube to keep it in place. It would have been less costly to buy more expensive grips to begin with because I have to do that now anyway.

They slide easily enough on the rod, too easily. They don't fit snugly at all, and there isn't much surface area in them to fit snugly. I had to use grip glue and I still don't like the fit. The tires on it are cheap. Note that these are large grips and unless you have large hands you will not like them. I wear XL gloves and they look big to me. They don't say they will fit a Honda, but I bought them anyway and it took a lot of modification to fit the throttle side on my '84 V65 where the wires

Three stars, not necessarily negative but in terms of rating where they should be compared to higher quality grips The adhesive that the the inner sleeve of the throttle grip leaked on the inside of the throttle grip and therefore the grip could not rotate freely on the handlebars. So I had to dig out and sand down the glue strips. And as hard as it was to pull out, the glue still didn't stop the outer grip from slipping around the inner sleeve, which is bad for throttling. So, tomorrow I'll…