Grip Pair Domino Road-Racing Universal Motorcycle - Fuchsia/Black - 120-125MM Open

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This guide is for motorcycle riders seeking enhanced grip and control, particularly for road-racing applications. The key benefit is the combination of a comfortable, dual-compound material offering superior tactile feedback and durability. A potential caveat is that the 'open' end design may require modification for certain handlebar setups or handguard installations.

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Model Part NumberA45041C4043B7-0
BrandDomino

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FAQs

What is the length of these grips?

The grips measure between 120mm and 125mm in length, providing a common fit for many motorcycles.

Are these grips easy to install?

Installation is generally straightforward for individuals with basic mechanical skills. It requires grip adhesive and potentially a utility knife for trimming the open end.

What does 'open end' mean for these grips?

An 'open end' means the end of the grip is not sealed. This design is often preferred for motorcycles that use handlebar weights or handguards, as it allows for easier installation of these accessories.

What material are the grips made from?

The grips are made from a two-component thermoplastic rubber, offering a balance of comfort and durability.

Will these grips fit my specific motorcycle model?

These grips are designed for universal fitment on motorcycles with standard 7/8" (22mm) handlebars. It's always recommended to measure your handlebar diameter to ensure compatibility.

How should I clean and maintain my Domino grips?

Clean them with mild soap and water using a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh solvents to preserve the rubber compound.

Can I use these grips with heated handlebars?

These grips are not specifically designed for heated handlebars and may impede heat transfer. Compatibility with heated grips depends on the specific heated handlebar system.

Troubleshooting

Grips feel too loose on the handlebar

Ensure the handlebar surface is clean and dry. Reapply grip adhesive following manufacturer instructions. If the internal diameter is too large, consider using a grip donuts or thicker grip tape underneath.

Grips are difficult to slide onto the handlebar

Ensure you are using the correct grip for the handlebar size (typically 7/8" or 22mm). A small amount of isopropyl alcohol or grip-glue can act as a temporary lubricant. Ensure no obstructions inside the grip.

Throttle grip is sticking or binding

Verify the throttle tube spins freely before installing the grip. Ensure the grip is not glued or pushed too far onto the throttle tube, causing friction. Trim any excess material from the grip end if necessary.

Open end of grip needs modification

Use a sharp, new utility knife or razor blade to carefully score and cut the end of the grip. Work slowly and make multiple passes to achieve a clean cut. Wear protective gloves.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Offers a comfortable yet durable grip with its dual-compound material.
  • Designed specifically for road-racing performance, enhancing control.
  • The open-end design provides flexibility for customization.
  • Universal fitment simplifies installation on many motorcycle models.
  • Distinctive color combination adds a unique look.

Cons

  • The open-end design may require cutting or modification for some riders or accessory installations.
  • While universal, fitment on some specific motorcycle models might be snug or require minor adjustments.
  • Material may wear faster under extreme abrasion compared to harder compounds.
  • Color may fade over extended exposure to harsh UV light.
  • Requires basic tools and mechanical aptitude for proper installation.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure the motorcycle's engine is off and the bike is stable.
  2. Carefully remove the old grips using a grip remover tool or a sharp blade (use caution to avoid damaging the handlebar).
  3. Clean the handlebar surface to remove any adhesive residue.
  4. If the grip end needs modification for handguards or bar-end weights, carefully trim or cut the open end as needed using a sharp utility knife.
  5. Apply a small amount of grip adhesive (sold separately) to the inside of the new Domino grips or the handlebar.
  6. Slide the grips onto the handlebar, ensuring they are fully seated. For the throttle grip, ensure it moves freely without binding.
  7. Allow the adhesive to cure according to the manufacturer's instructions before riding.

Compatibility:

These grips are designed for universal fitment on motorcycles with standard 7/8" (22mm) handlebars. The throttle-side grip is typically slightly larger in internal diameter to accommodate the throttle tube. Always confirm your motorcycle's handlebar diameter if unsure.

Care:

Clean the grips regularly with mild soap and water using a soft cloth. Avoid using harsh solvents or abrasive cleaners, as these can damage the rubber compound. Periodically inspect grips for signs of wear or damage and replace them if compromised to maintain optimal grip.

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