Grips For Thumb Throttle?

[Justintoxicated]

I am looking for some grips that will last a while. Also interested in anything that will help dampen vibration.

 

I already have the handlebar inserts and that helps some but I need all I can get.

 

I tried the Tag Grips and they wore out in 2-3 dune trips.

 

I know SDD used the Renthal Hard compound no waffle grips and they have lasted a long time. I am considering those but wondered if there is any thing else I could order from Rocky Mountain that woud be durable and give more vibration dampening.

 

Are the FMF 909's For Thumb Throttles? Are they any good?

 

Scott Comp II Grips any good?

 

ProGrip 796 or 934?

 

Open to suggestions! Thanks.

[stclark816]

I run Tag hard grips and I really like them. How come you have so much vibration?

[fixitrod]

OURY makes some nice grips for atv's. Their packaging looks cheesy but they work. I don't think your going find a firm long lasting grip that will absorb vibration. You may look at some of the jet ski grips too though... pwc grips.

[Justintoxicated]

it's not that I have excessive vibration, it's jsut that I'm a wuss j/k I have a little trouble with my wrists due to some nerve degeneration so anything that helps with vibration stops my arms from going numb too quickly.

 

Anyways, I guess I'll jsut get some hard grips then, I'm not sure I believe that a grip can really stop vibration much anywyas.

[CombatTalon2]

it's not that I have excessive vibration, it's jsut that I'm a wuss  j/k I have a little trouble with my wrists due to some nerve degeneration so anything that helps with vibration stops my arms from going numb too quickly.

 

Anyways, I guess I'll jsut get some hard grips then, I'm not sure I believe that a grip can really stop vibration much anywyas. 

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I like my spider grips. put them on at the beginning of the season and they are still holding up nicely

 

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