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Old 03-17-2008, 08:31 AM
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+ whatever for the HD Nostalgia Grips (2nd pic in original post). You might consider a Cramp Buster or Throttle Boss, too.
 
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ORIGINAL: JEBS06STBOB

Has anyone ever used SAC cruise control grips. They are supposed to be very comfortable plus some of them have cruise control on them. Here is the link. I'm going to order a set I think. Let me know what you guys/gals think.

http://www.coolsac.com/ProductZoom.a...KU=321-206cchd
I have not, nor have I heard about them, but you have peeked an interest in me now. I wished they had a better explanation of the process on how it works, any problems they know of ect. Plenty of designs to pick from. Thanks
 
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Old 03-17-2008, 11:25 AM
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I have the SAC Roadstore grips, best money I ever spent. Soft, cushy,many choices and the throttle lock version works great. Highly recommended for comfort.
 
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Old 03-17-2008, 02:27 PM
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Definately the nostalgic grips. Cheaper on ebay than in the stealership. Got my set for $25.
 
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Have these on my current bike,and had them on BOb. I really like them a lot. They are easy to hold on to,and great on the hands.
 
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oops. thse .
 
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I've fitted X2 grips on my Fat Bob. The square shape helps because it makes the diameter effectively smaller where your palm touches the bar (if that makes sense). They feel a bit strange at first but after a few miles they're pretty comfortable. Despite all the chrome they've got more grip than I imagined. They're designed around an aircraft flight stick and they're more practical than they look.



The adjustable levers you see fitted to most Jap bikes nowadays make real sense and it's a shame the MoCo don't fit them.
 
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