do you know if the grips will work with the harley electronic throttle control?
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Not sure about the throttle control. I was not able to use them at all. They get too tight about an inch from being all the way on. They also fall apart easy. When sliding them on the handle bars the rubber pieces would pop out. Bought the kuryakyn 6235. Twice the price but not problems
108825
I used them for 2006 yamaha venture driving lights..I dont know about Harleys
1719648
if it was just slip-ons no, but full headers, yes..try the Harley forum for xtra info
467904
Sorry all I know is, that it won't work on a Rossi 88, the grip gets in the way
408880
Yes. I have a 2012 Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Custom and I purchased the 6235 grip and the 6299 throttle boss and they fit perfectly together. I even added the 6238 end weights, and they worked just fine, too.
558890
Vtx stock grips have a twist on end cap and the throttle boss will not work. You have to have a set of kuryakyn iso grips installed for the throttle boss to mount to the grip. It mounts with 4 screws and is in between the grip and the end cap.
589862
I'm sure they can - they just add on to the end of the grip. They shouldn't interfere with the use of the throttle boss.
2141903
Yes the handlebar diameter is what will determine if the grips will fit or not. I assume they are pretty standard as they fit my bike and would fit all the bikes of the people I ride with (5 additional bikes).
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Thank you for your question. Yes these will fit a Harley. ThanksRiders Island
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Alfred,I do not know if it will work on your Bergman. I have installed these on 5 different bike over the years (1984 BMW being the oldest) and in each case have fabricated a bracket to position them on the throttle. I believe that way back when this was first offered that it was a universal fit as throttles were probably all very similar. That is not the case today so I would not expect a plug and play installation. If you enjoy grappling with these sort of things and have some fabrication skills it can probably be made to work. You might want to join a Burgman forum and ask about throttle locks there.Regards,Don Alfred,I do not know if it will work on your Bergman. I have installed these on 5 different bike over the years (1984 BMW being the oldest) and in each case have fabricated a bracket to position them on the throttle. I believe that way back when this was first offered that it was a universal fit as throttles were probably all very similar. That is not the case today so I would not expect a plug and play installation. If you enjoy grappling with these sort of things and have some fabrication skills it can probably be made to work. You might want to join a Burgman forum and ask about... » Read More Alfred,I do not know if it will work on your Bergman. I have installed these on 5 different bike over the years (1984 BMW being the oldest) and in each case have fabricated a bracket to position them on the throttle. I believe that way back when this was first offered that it was a universal fit as throttles were probably all very similar. That is not the case today so I would not expect a plug and play installation. If you enjoy grappling with these sort of things and have some fabrication skills it can probably be made to work. You might want to join a Burgman forum and ask about throttle locks there.Regards,Don « Show Less
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The only thing that could be an issue is the throttle end of the grip at the closest point to your start/stop fitting on the bars. As long as your bars are 7/8" they should fit. I put them on a 2012 suzuki v strom and had to cut out (trim) some of the flange end of the bar grip to fit over the collar that controls the throttle wire, but understand that is peculiar to Suzuki. Otherwise, they have five position setting and get quite hot at position three. Never had it hotter than that and don't forget to turn them off when you get off the bike, or connect the hot lead to your ignition circuit. I am glad I bought this set, very impressive. The only thing that could be an issue is the throttle end of the grip at the closest point to your start/stop fitting on the bars. As long as your bars are 7/8" they should fit. I put them on a 2012 suzuki v strom and had to cut out (trim) some of the flange end of the bar grip to fit over the collar that controls the throttle wire, but understand that is peculiar to Suzuki. Otherwise, they have five position setting and get quite hot at position three. Never had it hotter than that and don't forget to turn them off when you get off the bike, or connect the hot lead to your ignition... » Read More The only thing that could be an issue is the throttle end of the grip at the closest point to your start/stop fitting on the bars. As long as your bars are 7/8" they should fit. I put them on a 2012 suzuki v strom and had to cut out (trim) some of the flange end of the bar grip to fit over the collar that controls the throttle wire, but understand that is peculiar to Suzuki. Otherwise, they have five position setting and get quite hot at position three. Never had it hotter than that and don't forget to turn them off when you get off the bike, or connect the hot lead to your ignition circuit. I am glad I bought this set, very impressive. « Show Less
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Should work fine. You might need to slide your controls toward the grip a little bit due to the grips being a little shorter than the stock ones.
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If you have the E series with the rounded butt they will not fit, but they will work nicely on versions with the standard grip configuration. They are nice grips and I will use them on other 1911's.
1285389
Yes they will fit all harley models that do not have the new ride by wire system. They will work fine on an 05 soft ail I put them on an 06 dyna.
908313
Yes the only difference in the bars is there is a notch cut out in the right side end of the bar for the throttle by wire to fit into. This will be covered up by your grips. You will have no problem
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I really don't think it will work, Sena is Very misleading about this plug. They say it will work with the Harley and the Goldwing. But all it will do is let you listen to the radio, if you have a CB radio. You can hear but not transmit. What year and model Spyder do you have?
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Yes it will, a great product, you will be pleased with your throttle response. A great investment.