Domino Road Motorcycle Grips - Red/White
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Product Information
Full details
The Domino A010 Road Motorcycle Grips are designed for sport and street riders who prioritize precise feedback and vibration reduction. These dual-compound grips offer a secure, multi-pyramidal grip surface that enhances control during spirited riding or racing. While they are engineered for superior performance, riders should note that the open-ended design requires the use of bar ends or plugs to ensure safety and clean aesthetics.
All features
| Model Part Number | A01041C4642B7-0 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Domino |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Are these grips compatible with all motorcycles?
These grips fit standard 22mm (7/8 inch) handlebars, which are standard on most street and sport motorcycles.
Do I need to glue these grips?
Yes, it is highly recommended to use professional-grade motorcycle grip glue to ensure they remain safely secured to the handlebars.
Can I use these with heated grips?
The dual-compound material is not specifically rated for use with internal heating elements, so effectiveness may vary.
What is the length of these grips?
The Domino A010 grips have a length of approximately 125 mm.
Are bar ends required?
Yes, because the grips are open-ended, you must install bar ends to prevent the throttle from sticking or the grip from sliding off.
Troubleshooting
Grip slips or rotates on the handlebar
Ensure the handlebar surface was cleaned of all oils and adhesive residue before installation, and use high-quality grip adhesive.
Difficulty sliding grip onto the bar
Use a small amount of compressed air to create a cushion of air between the grip and the bar during installation, or apply a thin layer of specialized grip glue.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent vibration absorption
- High-grip surface texture
- Durable dual-compound build
- Easy installation on standard bars
Cons
- Requires bar ends due to open-ended design
- May show dirt faster in white sections
- Not intended for off-road or motocross use
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation is straightforward but requires proper preparation to ensure safety. First, remove your existing grips and clean the handlebars thoroughly with a degreaser to remove old adhesive residue. When installing the Domino A010 grips, use an appropriate grip glue specifically formulated for motorcycle applications. Slide the grips into position, ensuring they are oriented for your preferred hand posture. Because these are open-ended, ensure your bar ends are tightened securely to the factory torque specifications after the grips are in place. To clean, use mild soap and water with a soft brush; avoid harsh chemicals that might degrade the soft outer compound over time.