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TOPIC: help with installation of iso grips
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help with installation of iso grips 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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Hoping a member has recently exchanged his/hers stock grips for iso.Would you mind walking me through the process of removal of stock and replacement.I purchased a used set without instructions tried going to kuryakyn site but unable to view due to running vista not compatible.Thanks ahead of time for those of you who respond.
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Re:help with installation of iso grips 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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The throttle grip , you have to take the button of the end and use an allen wrench and unscrew the chrome end and then take the housing apart to unhook the cables, and you may have to loosen the cables at the carb.
Clutch side, do the same with the cap and the chrome end and you can either cut the grip with a razor blade or stick a small screw driver between the grip and handlebars to get it loose. |
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Re:help with installation of iso grips 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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thankyou.It really is that simple?
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Re:help with installation of iso grips 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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The throttle side is the worst, just make sure you readjust your cables.
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Re:help with installation of iso grips 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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never did my bike it came with isos
but when i did my buddys harley getting the grip off the plastic throttle sliding thing (that is the technical term i think) was very very very hard and we ended up giving up..the stockers were rubber and i was actually about to slice them off with a razor but he did not have the replacements yet and didnt want to be without grips, then we ended up just being lazy and leavin the stock ones on...they can be done but definately have to work that throttle side off and break the glue between the grip and plastic thingy majiggy
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Re:help with installation of iso grips 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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twostroke yo have a PM
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Re:help with installation of iso grips 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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Yamis are different, you dont cut the throttle side off. unless you buy cheeper grips.
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Re:help with installation of iso grips 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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ultra star much appreciated
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Re:help with installation of iso grips 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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just curious, what is different from the yami...any bike ive owned before or helped on had a plastic sleeve that the grip when on and the sleeve had the throttle cables attached to it... id love to know in case i swap out my iso's
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and they didnt have the throttle sleeve in them and I had to do what you described to get them on.
