PROGRIP Motorcycle Grips - 717GNBK

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The PROGRIP 717GNBK motorcycle grips are designed for riders seeking an immediate upgrade in comfort and handle-bar control through a dual-density construction. These grips are ideal for daily commuters and long-distance tourers who experience hand fatigue, though riders should note that installation may require specific adhesives or safety wiring depending on the motorcycle's throttle tube configuration.
| Model Part Number | 717GNBK |
|---|---|
| Brand | PROGRIP |
These grips are designed for standard 22mm (7/8 inch) handlebars, which covers the vast majority of motorcycles.
No, grip adhesive is typically sold separately. It is recommended to purchase a dedicated motorcycle grip glue.
The effectiveness of heated grips may be slightly reduced by the thickness of the rubber, though they are generally compatible.
You can insert a thin screwdriver between the grip and bar and spray a little compressed air to break the vacuum seal.
Yes, they are sold as a pair (one for the throttle side and one for the clutch side).
Apply a small amount of grip-specific adhesive to the handlebar or throttle tube before installation and let it cure fully.
Use a small amount of rubbing alcohol or non-residue grip solvent to lubricate the inside; it will evaporate quickly once positioned.
Ensure all soap residue is rinsed away and buff the surface with a clean, dry microfiber cloth.
To install, remove existing grips using compressed air or a thin blade to avoid damaging the throttle tube. Clean the handlebar surface of all old adhesive residue before sliding the new grips on. Use a high-quality grip adhesive if the fit is loose on the throttle side. To care for your grips, clean them periodically with a mild soap solution and water to remove road grime and oil. Avoid using harsh chemical solvents, as these can degrade the soft outer rubber layer over time.