HD Aileron grips
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HD Aileron grips
I think they are a nice touch of class. I would appreciate hearing from anyone that has experience with them. More vibration than stock. Less vibration. More or less comfortable, etc.
Thanks for any response.
Thanks for any response.
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I think they are a nice touch of class. I would appreciate hearing from anyone that has experience with them. More vibration than stock. Less vibration. More or less comfortable, etc.
Thanks for any response.
I think they are a nice touch of class. I would appreciate hearing from anyone that has experience with them. More vibration than stock. Less vibration. More or less comfortable, etc.
Thanks for any response.
Road Captain
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RE: HD Aileron grips
I like the look, but the chrome piece that runs all the way across the grip hinders you from repositioning your hands on the grip. It sticks out enough that it only really feels good in your fingers behind your finger nuckles. They look nice but are not the most comfortable imo.
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RE: HD Aileron grips
I wanted the Ailerons, but had comfort issues checking them out at the dealer.
I ended up with the X2's. They are square, and I find them really comfortable. Hardly have to grip em to hold the throttle.
It took a couple days to get used to them, but now I'm real happy.
I ended up with the X2's. They are square, and I find them really comfortable. Hardly have to grip em to hold the throttle.
It took a couple days to get used to them, but now I'm real happy.
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RE: HD Aileron grips
ORIGINAL: Bannana Boat
I like the look, but the chrome piece that runs all the way across the grip hinders you from repositioning your hands on the grip. It sticks out enough that it only really feels good in your fingers behind your finger nuckles. They look nice but are not the most comfortable imo.
I like the look, but the chrome piece that runs all the way across the grip hinders you from repositioning your hands on the grip. It sticks out enough that it only really feels good in your fingers behind your finger nuckles. They look nice but are not the most comfortable imo.
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I have a set on my Street Glide. Had put on about 2 days now. No assessment of comfort yet, although the 30mi I rode with them they are fine. They look great. Sorta "minimal" & not too flashy. Goes with a black Street Glide.
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