Boxerworks.com

I may have found some!

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

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.

SteveD wrote: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.

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.

justoneoftheguys wrote: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!)

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.

richard t wrote:I have these on all 3 of our bikes.

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

justoneoftheguys wrote:

richard t wrote: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

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

Cheers

Steve