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Personally, I'd stay away from the rubber/chrome models (such as the 'stealth' model). I ended up with some pretty wicked calluses caused by their uneven feel (perhaps I grip too tightly). I have since gone back to their pigskin grip model - I really like them and they weren't too expensive.
I STILL HAVE THE GRIPS THAT CAME WITH MY SE EG, THE CHROME IS RUBBING OFF. WHICH MAKES ME MAD[:@]....
MY ROAD KING I WENT WITH RUBBER AND CHROME BAR AND SHIELD...THEY WERE COMFY
P.S. i wasnt yelling i am at work and forgot to turn my cap locks off
Kuryakyn ISO's with throttle boss all the way. I have found that any combo of rubber and chrome allow for a little ventilation to occur between the grip and your hands making for more comfort on hot days.
Kuryakyn Iso-Grips are the bomb. They look great, absorb most all the vibration and last forever. They have different end caps you can get and trim rings too. Check them out. You can't go wrong.
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