Are these short or long grips? My new bike has twist shifting so I need short grips.
1314442
The set I bought had one long and one short. The short will accommodate a grip shifter. I have a beach cruiser with only one grip shift on the right so it worked perfectly.
1314443
One is short and the other one is long. If you have shifts on both sides then these won't work, otherwise they fit perfectly.
1314444
They ar made for a single ratchet shifter bike. One is 135mm and the other is 92mm.
885625
I removed the original twist shifter grips, installed trigger shifters, and installed the Ergon grips flush with the ends of the handlebars. But yes, the Ergon grips have removable end caps.
205073
Yes. The design of these grips allows the handlebars to go completely thru the grips so that you could use bar ends however, these are probably not the best choice considering the overall length of the grips.
478783
I am not sure, mine were for a smaller model....however, these grips are very nice quality.
1615251
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.
1835378
The left grips for Rohloff/Nexus are longer than the right grips to allow room for a shifter. So if you order them you will get two different size grips in one package...if the vendor sends what you ordered. Unfortunately, when I try to order the Rohloff version it goes into the cart as a normal version.
976304
Yes. I was dumb enough to order new grips without measuring my old grips, so I didn't realize that these aren't designed for a bike with grip shifters. It would have been too much hassle to return them, so I cut them down to size with a box cutter and used them anyway. The cut ends look a little raggedy, but hey, they work fine.
609592
it really depends on how you want to mount them. I move my grips in on both sides of the handlebars just enough to bolts the units to the bars. You'll need to cut the opening in the ends of your grips tho,. If you're more fastidious, you'll want a bar-end kit and these do not come with that. Some motorcycles come with pre-tapped handlebar ends to make the process easier.
1789989
I suppose you could use bar end shifters on these handlebars. I use thumb shifters from a trail bike. There is enough room on handlebar ends for the shifters and the brakes.Cliff Joens
1746302
You have to cut off your old grips. Then really oil up these to get them on your handle bars. And they really work
1955686
These grips are for a J-frame. I am not familiar with this revolver and I couldn't find any reference regarding frame size for this model other than "small". So you may want to call S&W; customer service and clarify with them if "small" and J-frame are the same.
1145044
These are universal sport bike stands. You may have to do some modifications to have them fit your bike perfectly.
1493900
Yup. I have two on my trike, one using friction shift levers on the stem and the other uses an indexed twist shifter on the handlebars.Both work fine.
2252111
They should fit on any disc brake ready bike. Mine went on a 1999 Mountain Cycle San Andreas. Also my brakes came reversed from normal. Meaning the right lever was set for the front brake and the left lever was set for the rear brake. Judging by previous response there is a 50-50 chance you get the normal US config. Your local bike shop can do the switch if needed in just a few minutes. I hope this helps.
2038652
Yes, they will fit any bike with a 9/16" spindle. Some older or cheaper bikes have 1/2" spindle though. You'll want to check yours first.
1857550
These guys lock on TIGHT to the stock. I never had any issues with slippage/tippage or anything else. FYI I used the shorter of the 2
296103
I looked it up and part number 6340 will fit your bike, I have them and love them. I would reccomend getting the bar end weights also to get rid of all the vibration in the bars as I did. You will enjoy them!