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I vote for the black diamond (first link) that's what I got for mine and I really like them, I have the full set of pegs as well.
The nostalgic look too much like bicycle grips to me.
I gotta tell ya psychobilly some of those grips look alot like sex toys. Just sayin.
where does one find brass sex toys?!?!!?
honestly my opinion isn't going to match alot of guys on here...I don't really go for H-D "accessories" I prefer customizing with items that you actually have to seek out as opposed to those sitting on a shelf next to the sporties in the showroom.
Last edited by azpsychobilly; May 13, 2010 at 02:28 PM.
These are the ones that Me and my dad have always ran on our bikes http://www.jakewilson.com/productDet...FamilyId=21051
I know there not black but they're comfortable and the throttle boss is nice.
But to pick one out of the choices you gave. I've always liked the Ness grips just cause they're different.
These are the ones that Me and my dad have always ran on our bikes http://www.jakewilson.com/productDet...FamilyId=21051
I know there not black but they're comfortable and the throttle boss is nice.
But to pick one out of the choices you gave. I've always liked the Ness grips just cause they're different.
X2 to these...I have them and love them compared to the OEM grips.
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