OXMART 1 inch Universal Motorcycle Hand Grips, Chrome Handlebar Grips with Throttle Assist for Harley Davidson, Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Bobber Motor Bikes, Choppers Review

Looks good and I like the palm rest. But it feels like it's made out of cheaper plastic, I'm not sure as I just installed it. Let's hope that the black rubber pads don't fall out of the handles.

We install easy, install on 07 ultra classic. 1" handlebar. Fits perfectly. Quality is good, heavier than normal. Just put them on until you know how durable they are. But looks like they'll last a while longer. Looks really well installed. I'm impressed with how they feel.

Good fakes for the price. I knocked off a few sprockets because too much glue was used when gluing the plastic tube into the throttle grip and it pooled in the base so I had to disassemble the grip and spend 45 minutes with a screwdriver and thinner to remove the glue. to make it work.

Not safe for a motorcycle Rubber pads are made of metal. Having them built in makes it very little easier. I could only imagine driving at 60 mph on the freeway and hitting a rough road. I mean, stop the pads, you're on a bike. I never write these reviews. but I think it can save a lot of injuries. spend a little more and get a stronger hold

I should have bought them a long time ago. The palm lever allows me to keep my throttle hand horizontal when I want to, taking some pressure off my right wrist that suffers from carpal tunnel numbness. They also have very soft rubber grips that make them slightly larger in circumference than the standard HD grips on my 2010 FLSTC, which in turn eases the pressure on my wrist. You can't beat the price to stop them trying.

removed the originals with a spatula and wd40, did the same to remove the throttle tube in OXMART. I agree that the glue used in the OXMART was not very good and would dissolve in water if cleaned. Use some gorilla glue and let it dry. good to go At the end of the clutch I had to file the inside of the cover which has 4 screws. She didn't allow her to sit flush with the turning and horn plate.

So you need to buy some glue for it to keep it from slipping on the gas pedal. I really like these grips for our Yamaha. They are very comfortable and I really like the built-in gas assist. I noticed the negative reviews are the same as other grips so I just picked the one that looked good and you won't be disappointed. We bought them for 2 different bikes. My husband liked mine so I bought him a pair. both Yamaha V-Stars.