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Grips

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Standard Domino grips sold and mounted on trialsbikes for decades are the best in my experience and I tried out a lot. In my experience:

Fancy colors get dirty,

Groove structures feels uncomfortable,

Too fine structures are attracting dirt thus difficult to clean, they are too not very grippy.

Super soft grips are not my fashion as super hard ones. As softer the grip as easier they will come off while super hard ones are not so comfortable.

All in all to the stated pros and cons my personal conclusion and choose are the standard Dominos they do last very long have the right grip are still soft but hard in once. They are even easy to install a bit of WD40 or brake cleaner inside the grip hole and on the bar end then a quick push while turning and that's it. You have to wait a day until all the cleaner fluid has evaporated.

Another thing to consider they are price worthy too.

Edited by pschrauber

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+1 for the ProGrips. Been using them for a couple of years now, put on with spray paint, no wire.

Cheers

Mark

What about the old type Doherty Grips, cheap and last for ages!

 

my Greeves still has the same pair I fitted 30 years ago :thumbup:  

Edited by suzuki250

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Thanks for the advice from all of you its much appreciated

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