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I really like the old school style grips, especially with the build I'm going for. Has anyone used these? Comments, concerns? Like / Didn't Like? It's either these or avons. If you have used similar ones that's fine.. It's the look I'm going for, not the precise model posted in the below link. Thx!
I really like them. I think they are comfortable - but, not for someone with small hands. not sure how hard they were to install - I had the dealer do it.
I've have those on my present and last two bikes.
Very comfortable and easy to install.
Not hard at all.
Bought from J&P not Harley, don't know if price differs?
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