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Beck Grips - Black - 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$19.99
Flying Monkey Grips - Black and White Stripes - 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$27.49
Pursuit Grip Set - Brass
Lowbrow Customs
$142.99
Finish Line Grips - Black Aluminum - 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$87.99
Beck Grips - Marbled Red - 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$19.99
Classic Grips - Black - 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$13.99
Kung Fu TPV Grips- Black - 1 inch
Biltwell
$19.95
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Pursuit Grip Set - Black
Lowbrow Customs
$70.39
$87.99
Handlebar Grip Trim Rings - Chrome - 1 inch Bars
Kustom Tech
$53.06
Cole Foster Grips Black 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$19.99
Classic Grips - White - 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$13.99
AMF Grips - Black - 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$19.99
Classic Grips - Natural Gum - 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$13.99
AlumiCore Grip Set TBW - Black
Biltwell
$149.95
Knurled Grips - Black - 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$19.99
Cole Foster Grips Mocha Marble 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$19.99
Classic Grips - Metalflake Black - 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$13.99
Classic Grips - Metalflake Blue - 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$13.99
HD Factory Style Grips - Black 1 inch OEM #56206-81A
Cycle Standard
$15.36
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Fish Scale Grips - Black - 1inch
Lowbrow Customs
$15.99
$19.99
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AMF Grips - White - 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$14.99
$19.99
Classic Grips - Metalflake Red - 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$13.99
Gran Turismo Nava Type Grips Black 7/8 inch
British Standard
$26.49
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Knurled Grips - Chocolate Brown - 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$12.79
$15.99
GT Grips Black 7/8 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$15.99
Pursuit Grip Set - Raw Aluminum
Lowbrow Customs
$87.99
Thruster TPV Grips- Black - 1 inch
Biltwell
$19.95
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AMF Grips - Natural Gum - 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$14.99
$19.99
Handlebar 1 inch Grip Collar - Polished Brass
Prism Supply Co.
$34.99
Knurled Grips - Black - 7/8 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$15.99
Flying Monkey Grips - Black and White Stripes - 7/8 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$19.99
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AMF Grips - Blue - 1 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$14.99
$19.99
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Cole Foster Grips Black 7/8 inch
Lowbrow Customs
$12.79
$15.99
Upgrade your motorcycle’s comfort, style, and control with our expertly curated selection of handlebar grips. At Lowbrow Customs, we offer a wide range of high-quality motorcycle grips to enhance your riding experience. Whether you’re customizing ...
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Motorcycle Grips FAQ
What are motorcycle grips made of?
Motorcycle grips can be made from a variety of materials. Everything from billet aluminum motorcycle grips and steel to rubber and plastic compounds or any combination of these materials. You can even find grips made of foam and leather. The variety of materials allow for different levels of comfort for the rider. It simply comes down to rider preference.
What are the most comfortable motorcycle grips?
It depends on who you ask and what you like. Some people will tell you foam grips are really comfortable, and they are. Rubber grips are also very comfortable and they can help dampen some of the vibration that travels through your handlebars. It is really up to you to try the different style of grips to determine what is the most comfortable for you.
Another thing to consider is diameter. Handlebar grips come in a variety of outside diameters (ODs). Some riders prefer a slimmer grip, while others enjoy the comfort of a thicker grip.
Another thing to consider is diameter. Handlebar grips come in a variety of outside diameters (ODs). Some riders prefer a slimmer grip, while others enjoy the comfort of a thicker grip.
How do you stop motorcycle grips from slipping off the handlebars?
Typically, grips are bolted to the handlebars when installing on most cruiser-style applications. If you have rubber grips or motocross style grips, you will need to use some type of adhesive to install them on the handlebars.
Check out our How to Install Motorcycle Grips in 3 Steps article for great step-by-step info on several install options. You can use grip glue to install this type of motorcycle grip or you can uses old school methods like spray paint or even hair spray. Simply shoot a small amount inside the grip and slide it on the handlebar before it dries.
Motocross riders will also use safety wire to help keep the grips in place after glued applications. If you have knurled handlebars you can install rubber grips without adhesive by using an air hose. Insert the tip of the air hose inside the grip and push onto the bar while forcing air into the grip.
Check out our How to Install Motorcycle Grips in 3 Steps article for great step-by-step info on several install options. You can use grip glue to install this type of motorcycle grip or you can uses old school methods like spray paint or even hair spray. Simply shoot a small amount inside the grip and slide it on the handlebar before it dries.
Motocross riders will also use safety wire to help keep the grips in place after glued applications. If you have knurled handlebars you can install rubber grips without adhesive by using an air hose. Insert the tip of the air hose inside the grip and push onto the bar while forcing air into the grip.
How are motorcycle grips measured?
The basic measurement needed when determining your grip size is the motorcycle handlebar diameter. Typically motorcycles have a 7/8” diameter or a 1” diameter handlebars. This measurement is taken at the end of the handlebars where the grips are mounted. Take a look at our Motorcycle Handlebar Guide for more info on how to measure your bars, as well as how to choose the most comfortable bars that offer great handling and control.
Typically, larger diameter handlebars, like 1 ¼” handlebars, have been turned down where the grips are installed. It’s important to know that your throttle grip will have a larger diameter than your left handlebar grip (clutch-side) so it can accommodate the throttle tube.
Typically, larger diameter handlebars, like 1 ¼” handlebars, have been turned down where the grips are installed. It’s important to know that your throttle grip will have a larger diameter than your left handlebar grip (clutch-side) so it can accommodate the throttle tube.
