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Thinking about running these grips on the Road King. Anyone have these and have any issue with them. Im putting them on full chrome front end so i wanna make sure they will look ok. Pics would be great if u have them.
I have them and dnt like them.. The recessed part stays dirty.. They r sticky in the summer.. They are more comfortable than my old billet ones but just barely
Last edited by decencyxdefied; Mar 19, 2015 at 09:38 PM.
Many like the thinner coke bottle shape . I do. HD offers some like that but has a better grip surface. I have had thse on to touring bike with a lot of miles.
Hands will be a lot more comfortable with them
Last edited by smitty901; Mar 26, 2015 at 08:36 PM.
cficole...that would be great if you could. Harley wants $70 for them. Not terrible but a little steep for grips. Im sure someone makes them cheaper
I probably won't see my bike until Tuesday. I figure mine are either H-D or Drag Specialties. I seem to recall that DS makes one that looks the same. I bought the bike used, and they were on it.
Just replaced a set on the EG. Nice old school look. The ribbing helps you grip better and the coke bottle design fits your hand well. I changed to Avon air grips for the grip-ability factor they have. I also love the way the left side fits inside your switch housing and locks in solid. No glue required.
They are called "Nostalsia" grips. I had them on my Road Kings for years and they are absolutely great, even on long trips. If the like the looks, the performance will definitely not disappoint!
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