【PRO GRIP】Superbike Grip #723 Review
Used on FTR223, TS125R, D Tracker, Ninja250R
[How is it used?
I've used Repeat on four different cars.
FTR223:Street riding, Touring, Circuit riding
TS125R :Off-road driving
D Tracker:Touring, Motard race, Off-road driving
Ninja250R:Street riding, touring, mountain passes
I think it is a Grip that can be used for a wide range of purposes.
Was the one you received as per Image?
As the image shows, it has a standard and simple look, and it is robust.
Was the installation difficult?
This is not a difficult task, but it requires hang when inserting it into Handlebar.
I'm a Wire to Fixed. (Needle Gold) Install using the
How was your experience with it?
This product is another product of Pro grip that I have used. (#724,#795,#790) I found it to be the hardest when compared to the
It's a really good grip for a wide range of uses, and it's just the right amount of firmness for touring without vibration fatigue, and there's plenty of room for long tours.
It has a firm grip for both circuit and race riding, which makes it easy to control and concentrate on riding.
Off-road driving is no problem in dry conditions. However, they are useless in muddy conditions because they slip easily when they are covered with mud.
Motard race (RainCondition) Off-road driving (Rain、Muddy) I realized that #795 of the same manufacturer was the best choice for
The life is also quite long, about twice as long as #724 with seismic gel. I felt that it was.
[Included Parts:were they on?
Sticker
[Was there anything that disappointed you?
None in particular
Point and hang of installation
The Throttle side is fixed with 3 wires to kill the gap.
At that time, insertion into Handlebar is done with Parts cleaner (Fast drying) This is done by the method of inner surface lubrication with compressed air + insertion with compressed air.
If you don't want to use an air compressor, you can use a medium-dry parts cleaner to insert the parts slowly and forcefully.
If you want to fix it with Wiring.
WiringTwister (tool)
Wire with a diameter of about 0.6mm
I think it would be a good idea to prepare and fix them together.
If it's fixed in Bond.
RecommendationBond is Cemedine's SUPERX.
It is solvent-free, so you don't have to worry about the grips melting, and the drying time is moderate, so you can work in plenty of time. (Throttle tube) Apply a thin layer to both. (Apply to both to make it slippery.)
Let it dry a little before inserting the Grip.
Responses
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It is easy to use
I was looking for a Simple Grip and I found it. The price is cheap and it is a Recommendation! View detail
for some reason or another
I think that my hand does not get tired easily even if I hold it for a long time. View detail
The price and performance are both very good.
This is a replacement for Normal grip.
The price is low in the famous Grip, and I thought how it was because it is not Gel grip, but I am very satisfied with the operability of the difference of the cloud from Normal grip when I exchange it.
If you're a Main Street rider, I think you'll be pretty happy with it.
If you have a lot of long distance touring, Gel grip may be better, but if not, I think you can be satisfied with Standard rubber at all.
The Normal grip of the Large body is not slippery, but the feeling was not always comfortable when lever operation, but
When I switched to this product, it fit in my palm moistly and did not slip at all even if I did not grip it with effort, it was just like Pro grip.
It is very easy to operate Axel and Clutch.
It's even more fun to ride and operate the Motorcycle.
This is a very good product in terms of price and performance.
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It's cheap and it works like you'd expect!
SUZUKI GSX1300R HAYABUSA 2010 North America Spec.
My Domino racing grip got dirty so I bought the Pro grip which is cheaper and has a better design.
Black and gripping as expected, I recommend it a lot!
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My impression is that it's just an ordinary Grip.
It's a grippy, not too much or too little. I guess it's so soft that the beans don't seem to make it.
I haven't run for a long time since I put these on, so it's hard to tell, but in short distances it's pretty normal.
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