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I just swaped out my OEM grips for the Get A Grip Magnums. They feel OK, better than the original grips, but I wasn't real impressed with the quality when I pulled them out of the package ... all plastic. So, I suspect the chrome plastic end caps will start to crack and peal in no time. Anyway, I'm gonna go with them for now.
I'm looking hard at the Avons or the PMs for replacement.
Mike
Last edited by mike5380; Feb 12, 2012 at 08:48 AM.
I went with the Avon air grips on my CVO RG....started looking at the HD get-a-grips too but figured they were being made in China so I went with the American made Avon grips. JM2C
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