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I've gone with these grips on each and every Harley that I've ever owned. I don't even remember who makes em, but I know exactly where to find em at the shop thatI go to. For me, they're perfect, and i think they're about 45 bucks
I've gone with these grips on each and every Harley that I've ever owned. I don't even remember who makes em, but I know exactly where to find em at the shop thatI go to. For me, they're perfect, and i think they're about 45 bucks
I had a set of Harley grips that looked like that and they came unglued on the throttle side. That's when I switched to Kuryakyn's and haven't had any problems.
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