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Need some recs for best grips for super low. Hands small, have some carpal tunnel in that hand; wondering about larger grips;
hand goes to sleep when riding long distances. And stock ones rubbing blister on left thumb.
TIA
I bought a set of Grip Puppies off of Amazon, less than $20. They are just foam sleeves, just cut to length and slide them on. They make a world of difference IMO.
I use theses on my Sporster made by a USA company called Avon . Has built in air pocket to reduce felt vibration and fairley narrow diameter for small hands . Stay away from any grip sold by Harley they are made in Taiwan junk !
I second the Biltwell grips recommendation. I currently run the thrusters and love them. And before that ran their Kung Fu model. The best part is if you dont like theyre cheap enough as to where cutting them off isnt that big of a deal.
Use a throttle boss so you do not have to hold the grip tightly. You use your palm to throttle. I loved it. No strain on your hand. My hand used to get fatigued even on short runs without it. http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/prem...iso-tb-chr.htm
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