OEM Grips

[Dogma]

Anyone using them?

[Jon Burke]

Was, but just cut them of for replacement. Love the replacement grips, but can't recall the name of them right off hand.

[mriddle]

I just ordered some Yamaha R1 grips to do the quick turn mod seen here ..

http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showthread.php?t=115527

Total cost $11.19 for left grip, right grip and throttle tube.

Does not include shipping.

[salty_monk]

I just got some Oury ones from Z1.... not used them yet but they look like they'll be ok & have an OEM style to them.

Dan

[chuckycheese]

Yep!

Anyone using them?

I sure do...on both bikes. The GS1100 came with after-market grips but the guy gave me the OEM grips and I put 'em on the second day I had it.:-D (I think maybe it's because I have rather small hands and many of the after-market grips seem like such a 'hand full'.)

[Grandpa]

Don't like OEM grips. Have replaced them on all five GS bikes I've owned since 1986.

This is what I replace them with -- Grand Touring grips, by Sunline http://www.casporttouring.com/store/...D/grips/440-01

[Greg O.]

OEM here, 79 750L

Greg

[Shin-Ken 1074]

Use Grab-On soft foam grips, good profile, cuts out a lot of vibration through the bars and has good grip in the rain with leather gloves.

[kichigai]

I still have mine too on my 83 GS1100esd.

[Mark M]

Anyone using them?

Nope. I put Pro Grips on every street bike I have. Nice and gummy, soft and wear well. Great combination IMO.

Mark

[J_C]

I have the kuryakn iso grips. Like them so far tho they feel like holding onto tree limbs compared to my sportbike's grips. I love the look on my L though

[Dogma]

Thanks for the feedback folks. To each his own, apparently.

[scottp8113]

i'm not sure which i have, but i'm guessing aftermarket as they have my name in them (not trying to be sarcastic, that's how it came from the previous owner) but they're comfy and i like 'em!