Grand touring grips

[Deleted User 287]

I may have found some!

http://jerryscyclesvintageparts.com/Jap ... 76961.aspx

[SteveD]

Thanks Rob. They look the part don't they, but I have bought two sets from separate sellers, and they're too big for the handlebars. I guess building the bars up somehow will help but I haven't tried it yet.

[Deleted User 287]

Thanks Rob. They look the part don't they, but I have bought two sets from separate sellers, and they're too big for the handlebars. I guess building the bars up somehow will help but I haven't tried it yet.

It sounds like what you bought were for H-D 1" bars?

I noticed in this advertisement that it says European bikes in the title, but in the body it says European.
That makes me think they are too small? I forget what size our handlebars are. It is 3am here, and it looks like I'll be here until the day shift arrives. The brain is getting a little foggy.

[SteveD]

22mm.
The ones I bought were from the UK, advertised as Vintage Brit/Euro.
It's 2000hrs here, and I'm off to work, due home 0830. The world is a dark place atm.

[Scot]

I may have found some!

http://jerryscyclesvintageparts.com/Jap ... 76961.aspx

Those aren't the "real" Grand Touring Grips, Rob. They're the el cheapo knock-offs. (plastic!)

[richard t]

Those aren't the "real" Grand Touring Grips, Rob. They're the el cheapo knock-offs. (plastic!)[/quote]

I have a new still in the package set of the real made in the usa one, the package says Sunline Racing.com Valencia Sports Group Valencia Ca 91355. phone no is 661-257-2756 I have these on all 3 of our bikes.

[Deleted User 287]

I have these on all 3 of our bikes.

Not me! Only rock-hard OEM will do for me!

[richard t]

I have these on all 3 of our bikes.

Not me! Only rock-hard OEM will do for me!

But your'e young and tough, I mean kke raide to Okla and back home with cracked bones, Me I'm old soft and like my comforts

[SteveD]

Richard...got 'em. Thanks VERY much, and for the little surprizes too!

Cheers

Steve