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Has anybody tried these? I like the look, just wondering if anyone has any experience with them. And on a difficulty scale of 1-10 how hard is grip replacement??

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And on a difficulty scale of 1-10 how hard is grip replacement??

Alumitech Grips

Maybe a 2, the only hard part is sliding them off, and that can depend, so it can vary anywhere from a 1-5 difficulty depending on that.

I'm not familiar with those, but they seem expensive, and I don't quite understand what the metal does?

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And on a difficulty scale of 1-10 how hard is grip replacement??

Alumitech Grips

Maybe a 2, the only hard part is sliding them off, and that can depend, so it can vary anywhere from a 1-5 difficulty depending on that.

I'm not familiar with those, but they seem expensive, and I don't quite understand what the metal does?

Was shopping for a grip with a little more girth and cushion and came accross these. They claim the little metal indention ads to the comfort somehow, I just thought they looked cool.

May just go with some grip puppies (?) I think I saw mentioned in another thread until I figure out what grips to go with. Just want my left hand to not go numb after 30 minutes, though I do not death-grip the handlebars at all...

If the difficulty is below a 5 my limited mechanical prowess should allow me to pull it off with some good instructions. Thanks!

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And on a difficulty scale of 1-10 how hard is grip replacement??

Alumitech Grips

Maybe a 2, the only hard part is sliding them off, and that can depend, so it can vary anywhere from a 1-5 difficulty depending on that.

I'm not familiar with those, but they seem expensive, and I don't quite understand what the metal does?

Was shopping for a grip with a little more girth and cushion and came accross these. They claim the little metal indention ads to the comfort somehow, I just thought they looked cool.

May just go with some grip puppies (?) I think I saw mentioned in another thread until I figure out what grips to go with. Just want my left hand to not go numb after 30 minutes, though I do not death-grip the handlebars at all...

If the difficulty is below a 5 my limited mechanical prowess should allow me to pull it off with some good instructions. Thanks!

They do look to be good quality, and I know people who've paid a lot more for parts that only look cool.

As far as installing grips goes, it's pretty basic. Do a search on here for instructions, but a little compressed air can work wonders.

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Grip Puppies are a bit ugly, but they're inexpensive, make the grip fatter and softer, are easy to install, and they work well for me.

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I was looking at those same grips when I had my R6 and am still considering them for the VFR. Yes, they do look cool. I think they're gel, which might help in the comfort area a little. Keep me posted if you do get them. I'd like to know what you think of them.

If you do end up getting them, PM me for a 10% discount code for New Enough. I bought some stuff from them last month, but don't think I'll have a use for the discount before it expires Nov. 5.

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