Biltwell Grips Fitment Question
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Biltwell Grips Fitment Question
I am at work and was looking to buy a set of Biltwell Kung Fu grips and whiskey throttle tubes for my 2003 Sportster 883C 100th Anniversary but it is showing 2 different sizes of OD available: 7/8" or 1" and both list my year and model. Can someone tell me which one of these are correct? I wanted to order them this morning and I have no way of measuring from work.
Also wanted to ask someone who has installed these grips: Is the cost of the whiskey throttle tube worth it over a plastic one that costs WAY less?
Thanks!
John
Also wanted to ask someone who has installed these grips: Is the cost of the whiskey throttle tube worth it over a plastic one that costs WAY less?
Thanks!
John
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Pretty sure HD bars should be 1". I think you would have to go way back to the 70's to find 7/8" bars, or maybe to Japan.
I used a $2.99 throttle tube from J&P, worked just fine. I think you could cut the old grips off your stock throttle tube and reuse as well.
I put the Kung Fu grips on my 1991 Sporty in May, nice product.
I used a $2.99 throttle tube from J&P, worked just fine. I think you could cut the old grips off your stock throttle tube and reuse as well.
I put the Kung Fu grips on my 1991 Sporty in May, nice product.
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Hello guys,
I know the thread is kinda old but my question is relevant I think, so...
I am interested in changing the rubber of the grips(stock) of my Iron 883 with the Biltwell Torker rubber grips. My question is, do I need to purchase a throttle tube as well or I can just cut the stock rubber and replace it?
Thank you!
I know the thread is kinda old but my question is relevant I think, so...
I am interested in changing the rubber of the grips(stock) of my Iron 883 with the Biltwell Torker rubber grips. My question is, do I need to purchase a throttle tube as well or I can just cut the stock rubber and replace it?
Thank you!