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Great, thanks for the replies. I have changed regular grips hundreds of times but when I was looking at grips for my Road King the dealer said you can't change those by yourself, we need to do it for you because it has to done a certain way with the electronics and all. Another dealer full of sh@t I guess.
They slide on over the throttle sensor. That requires a technician???
Very easy change. Follow the directions about protecting the brake light switch. It is fragile and can act up if you don't protect it per the directions.
The left one is glued on but will come loose if you keep twisting it. Other than that, it's one of the easiest mods you can do.
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