Grips
09-05-2011, 09:55 AM
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I use ProGrip but they're kinda like tires, oil etc. Everyone's going to have a different opinion.
MOTO - ROAD - GRIPS
MOTO - ROAD - GRIPS
09-05-2011, 11:22 AM
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Location: Hawaii
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I am using the Progrips also. I guess from the pictures provided by 97Wolverine
it is the Duo Density model. Had them for about 5 years? Really helped on the
vibrations. Took most of the numbness away on long rides. The helibars I have
combined with them makes longer rides Great.
it is the Duo Density model. Had them for about 5 years? Really helped on the
vibrations. Took most of the numbness away on long rides. The helibars I have
combined with them makes longer rides Great.
09-05-2011, 12:51 PM
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09-05-2011, 05:45 PM
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I've got a set of the danmoto ones with the aluminium bands on it and they feel awesome. Great grip in the wet, they look awesome and the deaden vibrations more than the squishy rubber ones that were on there originally.
They took a little getting on (au bands had to be shaved on the interior with a flap disk on dremel tool because they're machined a little too close) but once they're on, they aren't coming off.
And even better, they were pretty darn cheap too. Shipping was a tad high, but ohh well.
They took a little getting on (au bands had to be shaved on the interior with a flap disk on dremel tool because they're machined a little too close) but once they're on, they aren't coming off.
And even better, they were pretty darn cheap too. Shipping was a tad high, but ohh well.
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