Domino Road Racing Motorcycle Grips - Black

Name: Domino Road Racing Motorcycle Grips - Black
Brand: Domino
SKU: 42mjfs663a
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The Domino A450 Road/Race grips are engineered for superior control and comfort during riding. The...

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The Domino Road Racing Motorcycle Grips are designed for performance-oriented riders who prioritize tactile feedback and comfort during both street riding and track days. Featuring a sophisticated dual-compound construction, these grips provide excellent vibration damping and grip security, though riders should note that the open-end configuration requires careful installation to ensure the throttle sleeve remains free of debris.

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Colour	Black
Model Part Number	A45041C5240B7-0
Brand	Domino

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FAQs

Are these grips compatible with heated grips?

These grips are designed as standalone replacements; they are not intended for use over existing heating elements.

Do I need to use glue with these grips?

While the tight fitment is often sufficient, using grip-specific adhesive is recommended for a secure, permanent fit, especially for racing applications.

What is the handle diameter compatibility?

They are designed for standard 22 mm (7/8 inch) bars, common on the vast majority of motorcycles.

Can I install bar-end weights with these?

Yes, the open-end design is specifically intended to allow for the installation of bar-end weights, sliders, or mirrors.

How do I remove the old grips safely?

If they are bonded with glue, you may need to use a razor blade to cut them off, being extremely careful not to score the underlying throttle tube.

Troubleshooting

Grips sliding or twisting during use

Ensure the handlebar was completely degreased before installation and consider using safety wire in the provided slots.

Difficult to slide onto the handlebar

Use compressed air or a light application of hairspray/grip glue as a lubricant, which will become tacky once dried.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Superior vibration damping properties
Excellent tactile feedback for precise control
Secure mounting options with lock wire slots
High-quality dual-compound material for longevity
Versatile fit for most 22/26 mm bars

Cons

Requires adhesive or lock wire for optimal security
Open-end design may not fit bikes with closed bars without modification
Installation requires removing old grip residue

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Preparation: Remove your old grips and thoroughly clean the handlebar and throttle tube with isopropyl alcohol to remove any residual glue or oils.
Dry Fit: Slide the grips on to check for clearance. If they are slightly tight, use a small amount of compressed air to assist with sliding them into position.
Securing: If you intend to use lock wire, ensure the wire is tightened evenly within the provided grooves to avoid snagging your gloves.
Adhesion: For permanent installation, apply a thin layer of specialized grip glue, avoiding excess that may squeeze out onto the grip surface.
Maintenance: Periodically inspect the grips for signs of wear. Clean with mild soap and water, avoiding harsh degreasers that can dry out the rubber compound.