Kuryakyn 6180 Premium ISO Handlebar Grips for Throttle and Clutch: 1975-2017 Honda Gold Wing Motorcycles, Chrome, 1 Pair

Great for the trike

After reading a lot about how using the glue was not good, I decided to install these grips without the glue. My old grips came off rather easily. I had heated grips, so I had to disconnect the wiring, which was no problem.Installing the throttle grip, was naturally tight. So I just slipped it on without anything glue or anything else. It was a tight fit and should be fine.The clutch side grip was not tight, so I took some electrical tape, and wound it around the handle about 3 times. Then I pushed on the new grip. It was a good tight fit and should stay tight.I haven't rode the bike yet to test them, as it is still pretty cold here. But this is the second set of kuryakyn grips I have put on my motorcycles, and my original set was amazingly comfortable.I'm hoping this install on my 2001 Honda Goldwing will take care of my numb hand and wrist on the throttle side. I also purchased and put on the throttle boss, even though I have cruse control, for the through the city miles.I'll be taking two long trips this year. One for 2,500 miles; and the other about 5,000 miles. (This one is clear across the good ol USA)

Does not fit 2004 goldwing throttle side is too big (have not bothered with the left side since the throttle is the larger of the 2. Package looks like it has been returned (multiple times) hopefully this is just an issue of being misboxed. Going to return for a replacement and see what happens.

Left side/clutch side went on fine. Throttle side is a TIGHT fit. I should have known that it wouldn't work when I attempted a dry fit. Thinking the provided super glue would help lubricate it so I could slide it on, I gave it a shot. The glue died INSTANTLY and I only had the grip half way on to the plastic throttle tube on my Goldwing. I had to cut the grip off with an angle grinder, slide all the rubber off, and sand down my throttle tube. $57 later I got Kuryakyn to send me a new right side grip (that I paid for). I will NOT be using glue on that one as suggested but rather some sort of lubricant that will dry itself out (hair spray perhaps).

It was time to change the old grips, so I went with the Kuryakyn ISO's and glad I did. They look great and feel very comfortable. I didn't use the supplied super glue and instead went with the old golf grip method. Used double sided golf grip tape and tape solution shown above and it worked perfectly. No sticky glue mess at all. Also added the Kuryakyn wrist saver to the old throttle, very nice feel to it a must for those long rides. Hope this review helps you guys and gals out.

I replaced the stock 1993 GL1500 SE grips with these ISO grips and I am so glad I did. With the stock grips my right (throttle) hand would hurt during long rides especially during highway travel where I held the throttle open for long periods of time. With these ISO grips and a pair of gloves that have tactile palms (which I also had with the stock grips), I never have that hand fatigue nor any pain. I think the circumference of the ISO grips is less which helps and the rubber pads make the grip easier to hold. They also seem to reduce the vibration of the bike that comes through the handlebars. I also installed the large, contoured Throttle Boss which helps hold the throttle open so I recommend that product as well for an overall, major improvement in right-hand comfort. One caution - the glue that comes with this product dries almost immediately so you have to make sure you get the grips into the position you want quickly. Also, if you put too much glue such that it gathers up at the bike side of the grips, have an absorbent rag ready to absorb the excess.

I purchased these "used" at 1/3 the cost of new ones and the only difference I could tell was the box! These fit Mt bike perfectly! I love the comfort of these grips on my GL1500!

Nice grips. Please note will not fit over heated handgrip throttle tube on honda goldwing.