Soft Grips

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  1. Hydrophobic Membrane

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    I'm a big girly crybaby and am looking to swap-out the OEM comfortless rubber grips with something to help ease pain of palm.

    Progrips get good reviews. Any other suggestions?

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    I can vouch for grip puppy - had them on my T100 and Trident (not that either bike was "vibey" - I just liked the feel!
     
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    Cheers :)
     
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    Just installed a pair of puppies on my Speed Triple last night, first ride this morning.
    My first thoughts as I got on was that my bike feels bigger! then I remembered I had put the puppies on and gave them a good squeeze.
    Nice and soft, yet firmly attached, after 10 min I had got used to them and was very happy. I wasn't suffering any aches or pains but when going slow in London traffic the more solid handles were a bit of an issue, with these fitted it is so much better. So 10/10 from me

    Fitting was easy, a quick measure up and then cut to length using a Stanley, a quick squirt of Window cleaner on the inside and I could squeeze, rub and twist them into place - took 15 mins tops
     
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    Just put a pair on my Triton I'll try them out tomorrow should be the ultimate test:grinning:
     
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    Me too:)
     
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    Tried the puppies but my small paws couldn't get used to the increased diameter. They're now on my dumbbells! I tried the Progrips but the throttle grip was too small a diameter so they went back.

    Any other suggestions would be appreciated :)
     
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    Pity about that had them on my 1100RT and they were great, just ordered two sets for the trophy's.
    The larger diameter is great with the sore joints
     
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    Yeah, it's a bummer as they're really comfy apart from that :(
     
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    Reviving this thread as I think the Grip Puppies are worth it.
    Having recently moved them from my standard grips to the Oxford heated grips I remembered what a difference they made
    Wrist and finger aches gone and no vibration

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    Buy a couple of these & give them a go, v cheap, adjustable to any position. Rest heel of palm onto lever, takes pressure off palms. Works for me. Cramp busters

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    One more "me too!"
     
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    Grip puppies are ok but, being foam, when it rains they retain the water. Try out Grip Buddies. They fit any size std Grip + they are neoprene and do not absorb water.
     
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