Throtel Grip
Started by bondy, Feb 04 2012 11:48 AM
7 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 04 February 2012 - 11:48 AM
hi all dose anybody no were i can get the form for the throtel grip? huge bultaco use to have them but hasnt had them in stock for a some time. you may be asking why do i want to put one of these on just to make it more orriganalreally i know you can get the donut ones but i do want the gray form one its cut like a zig zag shap any help would be good. bondy
#2
Posted 04 February 2012 - 12:11 PM
The original grips for the Sherpas as I know where made by Gonelli and are in black color, (as you mentioned grey in your first post?), The Gonelli grips have the Bultaco logo stamped in the rubber on the ends of the grips.
Are you searching these, should I post a pic for comparison?
(I don't have made any pic's yet, but it's easy to do so)
EDIT
Found them, here the standard ones:

With rips, Enduro:

Modiefied standard ones with an extra noth to safty wire the grip
and no outer humps on the ends. (Back then it was very commen to grind away the outer humps of the grips, here this is already done).
Are you searching these, should I post a pic for comparison?
(I don't have made any pic's yet, but it's easy to do so)
EDIT
Found them, here the standard ones:
With rips, Enduro:
Modiefied standard ones with an extra noth to safty wire the grip
and no outer humps on the ends. (Back then it was very commen to grind away the outer humps of the grips, here this is already done).
Edited by PSchrauber, 04 February 2012 - 12:49 PM.
#3
Posted 04 February 2012 - 02:03 PM
PSchrauber, on 04 February 2012 - 12:11 PM, said:
The original grips for the Sherpas as I know where made by Gonelli and are in black color, (as you mentioned grey in your first post?), The Gonelli grips have the Bultaco logo stamped in the rubber on the ends of the grips.
Are you searching these, should I post a pic for comparison?
(I don't have made any pic's yet, but it's easy to do so)
EDIT
Found them, here the standard ones:

With rips, Enduro:

Modiefied standard ones with an extra noth to safty wire the grip
and no outer humps on the ends. (Back then it was very commen to grind away the outer humps of the grips, here this is already done).

Are you searching these, should I post a pic for comparison?
(I don't have made any pic's yet, but it's easy to do so)
EDIT
Found them, here the standard ones:
With rips, Enduro:
Modiefied standard ones with an extra noth to safty wire the grip
and no outer humps on the ends. (Back then it was very commen to grind away the outer humps of the grips, here this is already done).
#6
Posted 04 February 2012 - 04:01 PM
No idea, the modern one's are easy to get, the old style ones I haven't seen in decades.
They where commen on the faster dirt bikes, on trials bikes I haven't seen them at least
where I live. Having an old enduro bike too, myself and even the guy's riding likewise
old crap through the woods now use the newer ones, (if they mount them),
as the older foam of these "anti blister discs" easily soak up water and mud.
I use gloves while riding so no need here.
I postet this interesting question in two more enduro/MX nike related forums, we'll see i
someone has a ressource.
They where commen on the faster dirt bikes, on trials bikes I haven't seen them at least
where I live. Having an old enduro bike too, myself and even the guy's riding likewise
old crap through the woods now use the newer ones, (if they mount them),
as the older foam of these "anti blister discs" easily soak up water and mud.
I use gloves while riding so no need here.
I postet this interesting question in two more enduro/MX nike related forums, we'll see i
someone has a ressource.
#7
Posted 04 February 2012 - 05:05 PM
PSchrauber, on 04 February 2012 - 04:01 PM, said:
No idea, the modern one's are easy to get, the old style ones I haven't seen in decades.
They where commen on the faster dirt bikes, on trials bikes I haven't seen them at least
where I live. Having an old enduro bike too, myself and even the guy's riding likewise
old crap through the woods now use the newer ones, (if they mount them),
as the older foam of these "anti blister discs" easily soak up water and mud.
I use gloves while riding so no need here.
I postet this interesting question in two more enduro/MX nike related forums, we'll see i
someone has a ressource.
They where commen on the faster dirt bikes, on trials bikes I haven't seen them at least
where I live. Having an old enduro bike too, myself and even the guy's riding likewise
old crap through the woods now use the newer ones, (if they mount them),
as the older foam of these "anti blister discs" easily soak up water and mud.
I use gloves while riding so no need here.
I postet this interesting question in two more enduro/MX nike related forums, we'll see i
someone has a ressource.
#8
Posted 04 February 2012 - 09:53 PM
bondy, on 04 February 2012 - 05:05 PM, said:
ok thanks
Still available in Spain through Motos del Abuelo: info(at)motosdelabuelo.com
Their parts inventory you find here: Bultaco parts catalog (It's a PDF, will take time, look up page 16. (2,50 €!))
I don't know if they speak English, in my experience it's best to communicate in their language?
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