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Currently using stock grips. Always thought the Aileron's looked great and last week I was in a dealership in Raleigh and they had the Aileron's displayed on bars. They felt really good.
I was wondering if anyone hear has used them and how do you like them?
Have had them on for a couple thousand miles now and really like'm.
FWIW, when I put them on, I clocked the throttle so when at regular cruise it's just about same position as the left grip.. other wise it feels funny..
I got 'em on my Fatty & don't like them. Too small a diameter, & rubber's too slippery. The grips I like best, HD no longer makes. I like a large grip, & thinking of going with Magnum Get-a-grips, or the Nostalgic.
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