D675 grips - Page 2

Geof3 · 11-30-12, 19:33

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Originally Posted by Neanderthal

I've been thinking about changing over to these as well. Are they a larger outside diameter then the OEM grips?

Slightly, not by much. Feel is much better IMO...

Mart3y · 12-01-12, 02:43

I changed to ProGrip 719 Dual density grips when my stock throttle grip started slipping. They were pretty cheap, look good on the bike, and feel good too.

DaytonaSpidey · 12-01-12, 16:45

I def like the looks of the spider grips

Nastybutler · 12-03-12, 04:45

Meant to post this pic with my initial comment on the subject, but couldn't find it until now.

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[Terry] · 12-05-12, 17:05

I use the Driven D3 Grips and love them! They last longer I've found and actually mould to the shape of your hand / grip.

JLim · 12-05-12, 17:48

For renthal grips or any grip for that matter; do you guys use any sort of grip glue for installation?

Geof3 · 12-05-12, 17:55

Not for the spiders. They are tight and sticky.

[Terry] · 12-05-12, 18:42

I don't use any for my D3 grips. In fact I actually use WD40 to get them on and then just leave them overnight and it evaporates.

The other nice thing about the Driven D3's is that when you need to replace your grips its really cheap as you only replace the rubber and not the aluminum collar bits.

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Mart3y Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Calliope, Australia Posts: 73	I changed to ProGrip 719 Dual density grips when my stock throttle grip started slipping. They were pretty cheap, look good on the bike, and feel good too.
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12-01-12, 16:45	#13
DaytonaSpidey Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Warrensburg Posts: 513	I def like the looks of the spider grips
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Nastybutler Senior Member Join Date: May 2012 Location: Tundra Town Posts: 1,155	Meant to post this pic with my initial comment on the subject, but couldn't find it until now. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Motorcycle.com Free App __________________ 2012 Street Triple - Phantom Black (Trinity) Trinity's Mod Thread
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[Terry] Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: New Zealand Posts: 203	I use the Driven D3 Grips and love them! They last longer I've found and actually mould to the shape of your hand / grip. __________________ Project Digital Freelance Website Design & Development http://www.projectdigital.co.nz
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JLim Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Southern California Posts: 40	For renthal grips or any grip for that matter; do you guys use any sort of grip glue for installation? __________________
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12-05-12, 17:55	#17
Geof3 Member Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Colorado Springs Posts: 353	Not for the spiders. They are tight and sticky.
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[Terry] Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: New Zealand Posts: 203	I don't use any for my D3 grips. In fact I actually use WD40 to get them on and then just leave them overnight and it evaporates. The other nice thing about the Driven D3's is that when you need to replace your grips its really cheap as you only replace the rubber and not the aluminum collar bits. __________________ Project Digital Freelance Website Design & Development http://www.projectdigital.co.nz
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