【PRO GRIP】Off-Road Use Grip #795 Review
Used by D Tracker
[How is it used?
Mounted on D Tracker.
Mainly used for circuit driving, off-road driving, and touring.
I used it for about three years.
Was the one you received as per Image?
As per Image.
I wanted a solid for Off-RoadGrip, and this product was just that.
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
This product also has a groove for wiring, which made it easy to install the Large variant.
How was your experience with it?
This product is equipped with ribs to prevent mud from sticking to the grip when driving off-road.
The ribs are often caught in the gloves, allowing for reliable throttle work and handlebar operation.
In fact, during the Enduro race in Muddy condition, I was able to operate the bike reliably without slipping even though it was covered in mud.
In the Motard race, even though I lost my grip at the end of the race, I was able to ride without worry because my gloves were firmly attached to my body.
The life of the grip itself is longer than #732, #724, and #738 of the same manufacturer. The grip itself is longer than #732, #724 and #738 of the same manufacturer.
If you want a firmer for Off-RoadGrip, this product is a recommendation.
[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.
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Just in time:??
The thickness and softness of the Handlebar when gripping it is just right!
In particular, the waffle pattern on the lower part of the Grip is easy to operate, with the fingers just catching on it.
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easy to grasp
The Rubber itself is not slippery, so I feel that I need less force to grip it. The grip had been tiring before the replacement, but it has been improved. View detail
Reasonable, Grip feel so good!
Grip feels good without slipping 。 The price is reasonable and satisfactory. View detail
For forest roads and the like.
It is much softer. It seems to wear out quickly.
I was looking for a cheap product with half waffle and this is what I found.
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Cheap and good quality. The box is stylish.
[How is it used?
The OEM grip on the CRF250RX was broken due to repeated falls, so we switched to this one to replace it.
Waffle shape is a standard for Off-Road grips.
Since a hand guard is grown from the Bar End, it is a Penetrating type.
Was the one you received as per Image?
I thought it was reasonable because it was cheap, but it was more solid than I had imaged.
I thought the box was stylish.
Was the installation difficult?
I don't think it is any different from the others. bar, on the Slot side.
Since it is a penetrating type, positioning may need to be adjusted depending on the throttle.
How was your experience with it?
I did not expect such a large effect because the shape is similar to the one that comes with the OEM.
I felt that it was easy to Control and did not get tired easily.
I think there is no difference between OEM and Large in gripping feeling to the finger.
[Included Parts:were they on?
Stylish box
[Was there anything that disappointed you?
None
Other items that would be helpful
Installation points and hang/Availability and clarity of the Instruction Manual/Points to consider/Items to purchase/Opinions and requests to the Manufacturer
Some people say that any bond will do, but since it is not expensive, we recommend that you purchase a bond for Throttle. The difference is the ease of fine-tuning the grips; Universal Product is very sticky and hardens quickly, so you may have a bad time with stickiness or seepage while you are fine-tuning. ()
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