Domino Road-Racing Universal Motorcycle Grips - Blue/Black - Open

Pair of Domino Road-Racing Universal Motorcycle Grips in Blue/Black, 120-125mm open. These grips a...

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These Domino Road-Racing Universal Motorcycle Grips in Blue/Black are designed for riders seeking enhanced control and comfort on road-racing models. Their dual-compound construction offers a firm grip and vibration damping, providing a key benefit for performance riding. A potential caveat is their 120-125mm open-end design, which may require specific handlebar configurations.

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ColourBlue
Model Part NumberD2_A45041C4048B7-0GRIPSUNIVERSALIMOTOMANOPOLEFORATE
BrandDomino

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FAQs

Are these grips suitable for all types of motorcycles?

These are universal grips designed for most standard handlebars, particularly suited for road-racing models. Always check the 120-125mm length compatibility with your specific motorcycle.

What material are the grips made of?

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

Do I need special tools to install these grips?

Basic tools like a screwdriver or pick to remove old grips, and potentially grip glue, are recommended. A hairdryer can be helpful for installation.

How long are the grips?

The grips are 120-125mm in length, with an open-end design.

How should I clean my Domino grips?

Clean them with a mild soap and water solution using a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.

What does 'open-end' mean for motorcycle grips?

An 'open-end' grip means the end of the grip is not sealed, allowing for the fitment of bar-end weights, mirrors, or other accessories that mount through the end of the handlebar.

Troubleshooting

Grips feel loose or spin on the handlebar

Remove the grip, clean both the handlebar and the inside of the grip, then reapply motorcycle-specific grip glue and allow it to cure completely.

Throttle is sticky or does not return properly

Ensure the grip is not too tight against the throttle housing. Trim any excess material from the end of the throttle tube or grip if necessary. Verify that the throttle cable is properly routed and not binding.

Difficulty installing grips

Warm the grips slightly with a hairdryer (do not overheat) to make the rubber more pliable. Ensure the handlebar is clean and dry. A small amount of rubbing alcohol or grip glue can act as a lubricant for installation, but ensure it is compatible with grip glue for a permanent bond.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable construction with dual-compound material.
  • Optimized for road-racing performance and feel.
  • Aesthetically pleasing blue and black design.
  • Universal fitment simplifies installation for many riders.

Cons

  • Open-end design may not be suitable for all handlebar setups.
  • Requires 120-125mm of handlebar space.
  • May require custom fitting for certain throttle tube configurations.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure your handlebars are clean and free of old grip residue.
  2. Slide the Domino grips onto the handlebar. The left grip typically has a larger internal diameter for easier installation.
  3. For optimal security, apply a small amount of grip glue (specifically designed for motorcycles) to the inside of the grip or the handlebar before sliding it on. Allow the glue to cure fully according to its instructions.
  4. If the grips are for a throttle tube, ensure smooth operation of the throttle mechanism after installation. Some minor trimming of the throttle tube's end might be necessary for aftermarket grips.

Compatibility:

These are universal grips designed to fit most standard motorcycle handlebars. The 120-125mm open-end length should be considered. Always measure your existing grips and handlebar space to ensure a proper fit. They are particularly suited for road-racing motorcycles.

Care:

Clean the grips regularly with a mild soap and water solution. Use a soft cloth to wipe them down. Avoid using harsh solvents or abrasive cleaners, as these can degrade the thermoplastic rubber material and affect grip.

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