its the thumb screw.also grips are so much thicker than stocks takes a couple of strokes to should loosen up.

 

my 3rd set of iso very comfortable

 

Road Glides don't have the thumb screw. WE GOT CRUISE. T.

 

I Had a similar situation on my 08 SG.&nbsp\\;My 08 SG is Throttle-By-Wire (TBW) and has no cables to adjust or lube.&nbsp\\;I also have electronic cruise control so there isn’t any thumb screw at the throttle.&nbsp\\;I tried to loosen up the controls and move out the grip thinking it was binding on the sensor, this didn’t work.&nbsp\\;Then I played with the indexing of the ISO grip to the sensor and found that, as I pulled out the grip enough to disengage the sensor, rotated it a little, then push it back in to engage the sensor, it moved a little more freely.&nbsp\\;I kept doing this until the grip was installed rotated about 180 degrees from where I started and it fixed the problem.&nbsp\\;I can’t explain it but I do know loosening up the controls didn’t seem to help me.&nbsp\\;Good luck and let us know what your fix was.
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2008 FLHX Street Glide
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