BMW Grips

[fjr eh]

Does anyone have the part numbers handy?

Thanks

 

[donaldb]

no part #'s but if you are looking to order a set I suggest you contact fjrgoodies and request a set of BMW sport grips.

If you want part #'s only, just give them a call, I'm sure they would be willing to give you the #'s

 

[Bustanut joker]

Hey db, don't that hurt when you get run over like that :bigeyes:

 

[skyway]

Does anyone have the part numbers handy?
Thanks

Here you go Mark.

Part #32721458395

#32721458396

 

[FJR1300Jeff]

Hey How much are a set of those??? I was thinking of getting a pair.

 

[FNG]

Hey How much are a set of those???  I was thinking of getting a pair.

Google shop. I did, and found a Beemer dealer that was less, even with shipping, than I could find locally. A dollar saved is another rock fund started...

 

[FJR1300Jeff]

I heard somewhere that these grips add 4hp and increase the top end by 7mph. Not to mention the longer more controlled wheelies!!!!

 

[FNG]

I heard somewhere that these grips add 4hp and increase the top end by 7mph. Not to mention the longer more controlled wheelies!!!!

They have been known to cause snobbery though, as well as increase the frequency and cost of final drive failures.

 

[donaldb]

...increase the frequency and cost of final drive failures.

:haha:

 

[donaldb]

Hey How much are a set of those??? I was thinking of getting a pair.

I don't remember how much I paid for my set, but for both including shipping I'm pretty sure it was about $30.00. I got a set of grips, a vista cruise 12 squashers and 3 oil filters from fjrgoodies and all together the order was around $70 +/-. The BMW grips are shorter in length than the Yamaha stocks, you will have to make some slight modifications, see WC's FJRTech site for details.

 

[donaldb]

Yuk! that last pic kinda sux'd, maybe this one's a little better:

 

[fjr eh]

Does anyone have the part numbers handy?
Thanks

Here you go Mark.

Part #32721458395

#32721458396

Skyway

Which would be the p/n for the throttle side?

Thanks

MarkB

Vancouver, BC

 

[skyway]

Does anyone have the part numbers handy?
Thanks

Here you go Mark.

Part #32721458395

#32721458396

Skyway

Which would be the p/n for the throttle side?

Thanks

MarkB

Vancouver, BC

BMW Sport Grips: left #32721458395, right 32721458396

 

[skyway]

The BMW grips are shorter in length than the Yamaha stocks, you will have to make some slight modifications.

I didn't make any modifications to my bikes controls. All I did was spray some hair spray inside each grip right before installation. Stretch the grip to the desired length to fill the gap(10mm?), wait for the spray to set off, and it's a done deal.

25K miles later and no problems.

 

[Groo]

Compressed air works good for getting the grips on... stick a nozzle under the end, give it a pulse, and they move in or out as desired... never needed anything sticky to keep them in place.

 

[evil_henchman]

Not to hijack the thread but I use these:

https://www.tricktape.com/browseproducts/ProGrip-699-Gel.html

100% improvement and they don't come with a BMW price tag. Pretty much any 135mm length grip will work with no mods required.

 

[Stu64]

I found this place online has them for $8.20 each. I just put the part#'s into the search window.

bmw grips

 

[fjr eh]

Does anyone have the part numbers handy?
Thanks

Here you go Mark.

Part #32721458395

#32721458396

Skyway

Which would be the p/n for the throttle side?

Thanks

MarkB

Vancouver, BC

BMW Sport Grips: left #32721458395, right 32721458396

Thanks, Ian

Mark