Can you put aluminum grips for a "modern" PX (PX150) or GTS onto a '79 P200E?


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Anybody know where you can get the aluminum grips for a PX? See pictures below.
Can you put aluminum grips for a "modern" PX (PX150) or GTS onto a '79 P200E? ![]() ![]() |
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If you are talking about the current, stock grips, they are the most uncomfortable grips in hot weather that I have ever dealt with. No air circulation, and then as they get wet from perspiration, they get quite sticky. During hot weather, I have to hold on with my fingertips every so often to allow the moisture to evaporate. On our tour of Italy, when the temps were in the 90's, I had to do this very ten minutes or so! In cold or moderate temps, they are fine. Al |
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You can get those at most harley shops. you'll have to shim them with tape or something though as they run a little too large for the handlebar tubes. I have a pair on my Rally and i used electrical tape and hairspray on the throttle side, for the shifter side i had to use electrical tape and a self tapping screw to use as a set screw.
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Aviator47 wrote: Wangta If you are talking about the current, stock grips, they are the most uncomfortable grips in hot weather that I have ever dealt with. No air circulation, and then as they get wet from perspiration, they get quite sticky. During hot weather, I have to hold on with my fingertips every so often to allow the moisture to evaporate. On our tour of Italy, when the temps were in the 90's, I had to do this very ten minutes or so! In cold or moderate temps, they are fine. Al These are on my P2... ![]() |
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