🏍️ Enhance Control and Style with Progrip 719BlackTitanium Superbike Grips Review

so it's a great product quality wise but when I went from these grips to harder grips back to these grips I immediately understood why people like them. They eliminate gas sensitivity and essentially buffer the gas. They're definitely comfortable, but so unwieldy that unless you're going on a long trip you'll quickly hate the increased grip size that forces you to work harder on this clutch. I'll take my Walmart pens for her. Great product for the right person but definitely not recommended if…

Typical expected Progrip quality. I don't understand why anyone should buy another brand. Here's my installation method, which has always worked for me: Cut off the old grips with a razor blade, wipe down the rods with rubbing alcohol (no need to go crazy and remove the residue). glue), spray an appropriate amount of hairspray onto the rods and into the new grip tube, place the grip on the shaft and adjust in the desired position, then leave for about 10 minutes until the hairspray sets is. In…

These are the most comfortable grips I've ever used. I used to have a cbr600rr as one of my first bikes and it came with an older version of these grips, they were old and worn but still very comfortable. I replaced my factory grips on my fz07 with professional grade tapered pads and wasn't impressed. They work great on dirt bikes, but I didn't like them on my street bike. Then I put them on and was immediately surprised at how comfortable they are. They also absorb vibrations from the parallel

They fit, sit and look great on my BMW S1000rr 15. Remember you will need 2 sets as you will need 2 throttle grip sized grips due to the thickness of the base of the heat shield grip. I had to take a razor and completely scrape the heated grips because the factory grip has the heater core in the grip itself. I ended up buying some cheap aftermarket heaters to go with my new knobs but haven't installed them yet because I'm in Florida lol. I was disappointed that BMW integrated the heating cable…

I was looking for Think grips for my 2015 Honda CB500F. I chose the ProGrip 719. So far these grips have been great. I don't think they are thicker than other 7/8" grips (or if they are, not much thicker). Still, my hands didn't hurt or cramp after riding these grips (I rode a whopping 160 miles on them at the moment.) While they're not as comfortable as the thicker grip, they're grippy enough that I don't feel I have to grip them as tightly as the other holds so I can relax or stretch my arm…

According to the description these grips fit a 7/8 inch handlebar. My 2006 Suzuki SV650 has 7/8" handlebars, but the left handlebar was very tight and difficult to reach. It was so tight that I didn't need any glue or anything to glue the grip to the handlebars. Then I did I tried to grip the throttle grip and it was very tight and also hard. In fact I couldn't tighten it and ended up with the throttle tube breaking. It's not my first time installing grips but this is my first ProGrips -Set Of…