Grips Grip Cover - Fits from 1.45in. to 1.65in. O.D. - 4.25in.L MC403

These installed in about 30 seconds (used a compressor/air). I've installed these on other bikes and knew it was easy so I decided to give these a try on my 2012 Harley Ultra Limited. They went on easily and feel GREAT while riding. I think they're going to help with fatigue like the ones I put on my Goldwing several bikes/years back. I turned the heat on for a few minutes and could feel it through these grip covers, I was originally happy with this purchase, BUT...UPDATE: After Using these grips, it became apparent that my Harley would no longer start in gear. These grip covers are just thick enough that my clutch lever will not longer activate my clutch safety switch. I could glue a small piece of metal to the back of the clutch lever, but I don't thing that's a great idea. I've removed the grip covers for now. I really do like the feel of them, but don't think it's safe to only be able to start the bike if it's in neutral.

Works

They really do help soften the rubber heated grips on Harley Davidson Black Rubber Heated Hand Grips Part Number 56100034. Keep in mind this does increase the diameter of the grip so if you have small hands you may not like these. I have medium sized hands and they feel great. I like them so much I've ordered two more to keep in my tool chest as replacements when these wear down over time. Another thing to watch out for is it tells you to spray hairspray and immediately slide these on. It's more of spray and then stretch and pull like your life depends on it to get them to slide on the grips I mentioned. Takes some effort, but they will go on. I made the mistake of using pliers on the clutch side to pull and ripped the foam a little. It just seemed a little harder on that side as that's where the heat knob is. Once you pull these on a bit then rotate them back and forth and pull and they will slide right on.

I liked these well enough on my previous bike (2012 Victory Vision) to purchase another set for my new bike (2015 Victory Cross Country Tour). I've got large hands and these help fill out the hand grips just perfectly. They also have the added advantages of quieting handlebar vibration and keeping my hands warmer on cold weather rides. The only reason I didn't give this product (5) Stars is that if it rains out, the grip covers absorb it like a sponge and will soak your riding gloves. (My "work-around": I always carry a towel to blot the grip covers as dry as possible and turn on my grip heaters.) Even with the aforementioned flaw, when I buy my next bike, you can bet I'll be buying another set of Grab Ons!

Grab On grips is a good example of a simple but excellent idea and product. I actually got these for a less conventional application, and they turned out to be excellent. Winter this year has been much milder than normal, so I've been riding a motorcycle to work frequently. Between the cold wind and the cold chrome grips my hands were hard to keep warm. I didn't want to invest a lot of money in electronically warmed gloves for just a couple months of use. Since half the problem was the cold grips I decided to try to wrap them and in my search for a solution I found these grip covers. My grips are large, so I ordered the largest diameter grab-ons and with a little stretching and pulling I got them on nice and tight. More importantly, they really do the trick. When the weather warms up I'll just take them off until next winter.

The were just about one inch bit too short for my BMW F650GS grip but I used them anyway. Suggest you pay attention to if your grip if its tapered these are the same ID from end to end. I used hairspray to glue on the grip slipped them in place and rapped them tightly so that they form fit to my grip for 24 hours, it worked. They feel good and do help with vibration. I would recommend them, but pay more attention than I did to length and taper of your grip.

My 2014 Vstrom has 7/8" bars with Kosso heated grips. I put these grip covers over the heated grips to give me a more comfortable feel for the longer rides. A little soapy water, and they slide right on. They have a slight decrease on the warming, but not too much. I can set the grips on high, and it's enough to permeate through the grip covers.

Bought 2 sets (just in case) and they are wonderful! Put them on my Indian Roadmaster which has slightly small grips (a lot of people complain about this on that bike) and looked for something that would work and I found it. I installed these with no spray, soap or anything. Just slip them on a little ways and tap the outside with open palm and the air pressure makes them go on most of the way. Then I worked them with both hands twisting and pushing them the last bit until they lined up perfectly.