Yibid Motorcycle Hand Grips, Soft Rubber Handlebar Throttle Thruster Grip Replacement Replacement for 7/8(22mm) Handle Bar Motorized (Gray Grips)

Bought these as my current grips had become gooey and sticky; can't really have that on a motorcycle. While it took the US Postal Service an additional day and a ton of lies ("Delivery attempted Sunday Morning at 7:54AM;" "Package travels from Vacaville, CA to Guerneville, CA in 20 minutes in the really early hours of Sunday morning") I did find these in my PO Box.Grippy but not sticky, and seems to absorb a bit of engine vibration. Waiting for the glue to set.

I purchase these hand throttle replacement control's for my Honda 300 4X4 , to replace the thumb control. I have carp tonal in my right hand and the constant pressure on my thumb was unbearable. The in station was really easy, took about an hour (my wife even like them). The purchase price was grate, quality and fit was right on. I'm really happy with my purchase.

Very comfortable, easy to put on (as long as you clean your handlebars). A small part of it ripped when putting on, gets dirty easily

upon opening the package they are in unmarked plastic case. no brand. but good heavy rubber and not too soft but not too hard. pretty thick rubber. good quality but havent installed them yet. worth a try for like 10 bucks.

They work great for my Buell 1125r. The fit nicely and have good grip. We will see how long they last . Just slip off the old grips and slip these ones on.

Well the tube assembly is pretty good, Yes the tube screws onto the cable puller but it's good just add a drop of lock tight, but throttle Twist is tighten roll off is loosens probably 1/2in thred. The grips feel fine but are to big and even with grip tight they spin, maybe try some silicone glue.

These grips are great! I received them very quickly and installed them with the Windex method. Dried in a half hour. The coffee color compliments my 2013 Honda CB1100 in Candy Glory Red. Cant beat the price!

This could be a decent product but somewhere along the line someone decided to design the throttle tube so it screws into the rest of the mechanism. If you for some reason apply pressure to the throttle in the opposite direction, the throttle tube unscrews and the adjustment of the cable gets 'out of whack' this can cause a huge issue leading to the bike accelerating with no way to disengage the throttle. You'll have to hit the kill switch. What a poorly thought out design. I want to sue.