Are ISO grips that good???
Are ISO grips that good???
I see and read about alot of people using them. Are they really that comfortable??? Never really thought about getting them until I just saw today they are coming in all black now. Didn't care for the look before. Oh and are these good for smaller hands???
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2009
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From: Monmouth, OR
It's all a personal preference. I had them on my Fat Bob, and liked them. When I got the Road Glide I hated the stock grips. Picked up another set of ISO, and still like the feel. Nice cushion, I don't feel the vibration as much. I'm happy with them. The black ones are a real nice touch.
Stellar HDF Member
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Between Chicago & Milwaukee
Had the Iso's they're good grips,I run Avon grips now and like them more.They have an all black model.Made in USA Texas some examples here.http://www.jpcycles.com/brand/avon-g...bars-and-grips
Cruiser
Joined: Apr 2010
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From: San Angelo, TX
I put a set of the ISO Flame grips on my Ultra as soon as I got it home. I've had a set on the two previous bikes so I already knew what they felt like. One big advantage of them is the removable end caps that allow you to add such things as the adjustable throttle boss or even lockable helmet hooks. The throttle boss is a real wrist saver when you find yourself anywhere other than the ride captain in a group ride and can't use the cruise control on a long ride. I can't say for sure how comfortable they would be for small hands because mine are above average (XXL gloves) but I don't think it would matter whether you can wrap your hand all the way around it. My two cents.
Road Warrior
Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Wisconsin
I have had Kuryakyn grips on two bikes now. Very comfortable.
http://www.jpcycles.com/product/500-153?N=274974
http://www.jpcycles.com/product/500-153?N=274974
Road Warrior
Joined: Oct 2009
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From: Sedalia,Missouri
I had the regular Iso's on another bike and just installed the new black Iso's on my 2010 black Ultra Classic.I really like the black ones because they just kind of blend in rather than stand out.
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From: N. Chelmsford, MA
I had the Iso-Grips on a previous bike and loved them. I didn't know if I wanted that look on the current bike so I went with the H-D Nostalgic grips. The Nostalgic grips looks good in my opinion but I seem to get more wrist fatigue than I recall with the Iso-Grips. I noticed Kuryakyn just came out with an all black version of the Iso-Grips so I'm going to go with them; they are next on my list of mods.
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Joe Kucinski
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I had them in my last bike and have them on the Ultra also. I love the looks and feel. My hands aren't small nor super huge and they are very comfortable for me.
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Road Master
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From: Acton, CA
I had them on my two previous bikes, and will also install on my new Road King when I change out the handle bars.
I think it makes a huge difference in comfort and "feel good" factor, even a sense of better control. I don't have big hands, and they're fine. I don't care much for the standard ISO grips from Kury, but have had the flame ISO grips, and really like them.
I think it makes a huge difference in comfort and "feel good" factor, even a sense of better control. I don't have big hands, and they're fine. I don't care much for the standard ISO grips from Kury, but have had the flame ISO grips, and really like them.