🏍️ Black Radial Full Waffle Motorcycle Grips by Scott Sports (SKU: 233925-0001) Review

I bought these for my KLR as I was in dire need of new grips and didn't want to pay a lot as I was trying to sell the bike. They did the job but I had to cut the ends off to screw the handguards onto the grips. Overall good for the price.

This is probably my second or third set of grips for my KLR 650. They (Scott's previous grips) last for several years (I ride in all weathers. rain, sun, hail, leaf, snow, hot, cold, soft, comfortable, etc.). I've only installed them in the last week or two so haven't felt them through flimsy gloves yet.

I have a 2008 cbr600rr and on my left handlebar the threading on the handlebar that accepts the bar end is completely gone. I bought these hoping to hide the empty ugly hole that looks unprofessional on the bar end since I couldn't reattach the bar end. They work great if you don't have hairspray, use a deodorant spray to apply them and you'll be fine! These grips completely take away my feeling of insecurity about the handlebars, they don't make the throttle and feel damn sturdy. Trust me when

I ordered these grips to replace my 2002 Kawasaki KLR 250. My recent grips were torn/worn so I figured it was time to buy a new pair. Installation was pretty easy as the previous owner of my bike put some silicone on the grip area so installing the new grips is a breeze. The grips themselves are larger on the right for the throttle and smaller on the left for the other grip. I applied a soap and water solution to make attaching these pins easier, but that was already pretty slick so it just…

If they are too short for your handlebars and you have old grips that you remove and fit properly, here's what you can do: just cut off the ends of the old grips. handles and leave enough room to continue cutting and trimming until they are level with where the new Scott handles are installed. I used a knife to cut all the way through the end cap of Scott's buttons so I could do it. Much nicer when the grips extend fully and cover the ends of the steering wheel. Otherwise they don't look very…