Changing grips. Suggestions?

[mtelam]

I want something that won't rub off on my hands/gloves in the heat. The stock grips are literally rubbing away. My hands/gloves are black from a ride!
I'm also thinking of going with something with a bigger diameter than the stock grips.

Oh, 2008 CBR600rr Graffiti minus ALL stickers...

Suggestions please!

[Georgiacbr]

I want something that won't rub off on my hands/gloves in the heat. The stock grips are literally rubbing away. My hands/gloves are black from a ride!
I'm also thinking of going with something with a bigger diameter than the stock grips.

Oh, 2008 CBR600rr Graffiti minus ALL stickers...

Suggestions please!


I have the Gel pro's on my cbr the stock Oem Honda ones sucked and I like these a hell of a lot better.

[mackja]

Pro grips are good, or spider grips, and if you want to spend some money look at the Rizoma grips.

[TroyBoy30]

I've got some driven gel grips in black if you want them. $10 pick em up in canton

http://www.motomummy.com/store/product.php?productid=16142&cat=0&page=1

[TLR67]

Renthal Mediums...

[flatblackrr]

+1 on the renthal mine does the same thing and going to replace them with the renthal

[TLR67]

Also if your grips are rubbing off on your gloves your probally griping the clip ons way too tight...

[bigmixx]

Also if your grips are rubbing off on your gloves your probally griping the clip ons way too tight...

+1

[ramm]

Also if your grips are rubbing off on your gloves your probally griping the clip ons way too tight...

:yeathat:

That was happening to me when I first started riding, was gripping them really hard, now that I've relaxed it's much better.

Also, just a heads up. Sometimes when changing OEM grips on OEM bars, they are stuck on there something awful. So you may have to prepare for a battle of patience getting your OEM ones off.

[TLR67]

:yeathat:

That was happening to me when I first started riding, was gripping them really hard, now that I've relaxed it's much better.

Also, just a heads up. Sometimes when changing OEM grips on OEM bars, they are stuck on there something awful. So you may have to prepare for a battle of patience getting your OEM ones off.

Cut the old ones off with a Razor Blade and pop the new ones on with only a air hose.. No Lube.... Works great...

[Georgiacbr]

:yeathat:

That was happening to me when I first started riding, was gripping them really hard, now that I've relaxed it's much better.

Also, just a heads up. Sometimes when changing OEM grips on OEM bars, they are stuck on there something awful. So you may have to prepare for a battle of patience getting your OEM ones off.

Chris,

If you have an Air Compressor you stick the needle in your grips and it's a easy to remove them.