How long are these grips? I need a pair that will be a good fit on a 12' kids bike.
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4-1/2". They are good for kids through teens', good quality and comfortable
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I put them on my kid's 24" BMX bike which had pretty fat tires which were about the same width as a mountain bike. There was plenty of room to spare when I installed them. I think they'll work fine.
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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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hello there. i think you send a message to me by mistake, i'm only a buyer not a sale representative. but maybe i can help you on those grip. i bought the standard large grip and found that they were pretty good size on my hands since i'm 5 feet 9" tall and average athletic build. if you are 6 feet tall or higher and have very big hands, then i would not recommend those grip. those grip are for medium size hand and will not work if you have very small hand because the grip will be to big. if you have very big hands, then keep checking on Amazon, and you will find some other grips that will fit you size of hand. hope those info will help you. best regards Steve Racine.
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These replace the existing factory grips - very straightforward and takes approximately 2 minutes! Word of caution, if you have small hands, stay with factory grips. Good luck.
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These clip on to the handlebars around the end where the grips are. You need to slide the grips over to get room on the bar. Not sure what you have now to give better answer.
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Im not sure.... (the grips are defiantly not 3" wide tho;) These grips fit standard size mtb bars. I have them installed on my Truvativ Hussefelt bar. they are slightly thicker than ur average grips. and they are slightly longer due to lock rings (about 1/4" longer than standard grips)
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I don't have the bike with me anymore but I will say they are standard, same length as the original Specialized grips. They're built well. My bike sits under both the rain and high heat, very hot sunny days and after nine months they are slightly faded and holding up.
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I'm sorry I don't know if they will work. I can tell you that I used the same grips that were on the factory bars and they worked fine. The Chubby bars are tapered down to 1" at the ends, so I believe any 1" grips will work. I love the new bars, I think you will be pleased with them also.
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About 4 to 4.5 inches they are good and long enough to get a good grip without having your fingers all bunched up and i have large hands so it makes for a good fit.
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Hello, I think they're 7/8", standard cruiser (not drop) bar grips. So they should fit however I don't really think any bike has 3/4" grips. They are GREAT
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These are a standard pedal size. I would expect them to work on most anything except a cheap kid's bike
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They are 11 1/2 inches long. I have been very happy with them when I have to load my motorcycle on a trailer they give me a way to connect straps without having to put the hook on the bike.
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they are 5" in length. they look and feel great. my bike is a beach cruiser with high rise handle bars.
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If the handlebars are standard diameter the grips should fit. I continue to be pleased with mine.
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They come in 2 different sizes. You need to measure your grip diameter. Generally sport bikes use the smaller diameter and cruisers use the larger diameter. Norm
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That will depend on the bars you are replacing. If your bars have standard clamping bar mounts, measure from the approximate center of the bar mount vertically to give yourself an estimate of the height of your bars. These bars are very close to the specified 12" height. so if your bars are close to this you may get away with out needing new cables or extensions. I wasn't so lucky, but there are many quality companies, on Amazon as well, that sell custom made cables & hoses. Don't forget that even if you do get away without needing the hardware, your bike also has electrical wires that may need extending too. And also remember that if they fit sitting straight on, they may become tighter as the bars are rotated from side to side. Hope this has given you some things to look at to make a more informed decision.