Are the grips open on the ends so I can add bar ends?
338943
Easiest way to cut out a round hole in a grip is to install it on the bar then gently tap around the end with a hammer. The edge of the handlebar will cut through the rubber. The edge of the hole may be slightly ragged, but the same will happen with any technique.
338944
No, bit they cut pretty easily. I used scissors to cut open the closed end to jam them on backwards on my butterfly bars. They work fine.
338945
The grips are not open on the end, however I needed to add a mirror and needed holes in the ends. I used a hole saw and created the perfict hole. You need to make the hole smaller than the handle bar so the grips will no slide up the handle bar but large enough for the bar ends to fit into the handlebar. Hole saws come in many sizes and look in the harbor freight or your local hardware store. Hope this helps as I love my grips.
486824
Yes they will. Diameters of handlebars on the ends where hand grips are places have not changed in a very long time (if ever).
621312
Yes the ends do come off. You can change them out to spikes or add the thumb assist
2075533
no simply remove screws, place new grips on insert new screws provided . they look great .
203995
I find that once you tighten the ends, they don't move. The screw controls a wire that tightens and loosens around the grip squeezing the black "finger" and grip to the bar. In my opinion, I woun't want to change it often. On the other hand, it isn't that much longer than what I had before I replaced my old grip.
645841
No, hook "opening" is just over 2 inches. You might use pliers to stretch them out a bit, particularly if you're looking for a tighter fit (mine hang loose from a long bar).
1954178
I'm pretty sure they will fit on any adjustable bar. They seem standard. I'll probably buy a curved grip bar with the same ends eventually. I've seen them for sale on here and at sporting goods stores.
705956
My answer would be yes, but in all honesty I don't love the grips when they are separated. They are round on one side and flat on the other. Still absolutely worth the price.
238262
No.They only work with bars/dumbells with grip diameter same as that of an Olympic bar.
149235
NO but you can purchase Cascade Creek Yakgrips Black 100-B to make it softer..I don't have a problem but will get the grips in the near future
347104
why not? 7/8" bars and 7/8" bars... might have to purchase the bar end extension so you dont have to cut your grip
558460
The bar has 2 sets of grips. There is a set that is flush with the bar itself, & another set above on the raised handles. Both sets are perpendicular to the bar itself.
112751
No. These are 7/8" in diameter. I believe your grips would be 1.00" diameter. You would need part number 10-1997, same company, same store. Good luck.
1046312
You might find the length of the bar ends to be a little bit on the short side. Personally I have medium hands and have the small grip. The bar ends seemed small at first, but now I love them as they are just big enough for my needs. These are the most comfortable grips that I have ever used.
1436046
There is an adjuster on each end. Easy to adjust with an open end wrench. Install instructions are pretty clear on that point.
1881044
No, they don't have to be mounted on the ends. You can position the clamps further toward the center of the handlebar. The plastic caps are plugged in the end of handlebar for cosmetic purpose. I actually bought two sets to create a L shape at the end of handlebar so I can ride completely upright.
1111359
No, but you can order different sized bars....and keep the stock pair for future use.