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Installs on a TBA and Speedmaster in under 60 seconds. Works flawlessly. http://www.bellacorse.com/bcc205.htm/Mike
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Brent is selling one that looks very similar for $35. less. On second look, I think it is the same one. cruise control
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But sadly I think it only works with stock grips.
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It's $85 now (which makes more sense). Too bad, I have Kury grips, my wrist is realing starting to bother me on rides beyond two hours. Quote:
Brent is selling one that looks very similar for $35. less. On second look, I think it is the same one.
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But sadly I think it only works with stock grips.
This was from the Kaoka website, but I don't see how it would work with Kuryakyn grips:
Very simple to install. Takes less than 15 minutes to fit stock grips, a bit longer for aftermarket grips
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Ernie (ezrider) lives near me and has showed me his a few times. It's a work of art, but I had a hard time coughing up $200... It's really not my wrist that gets sore, but my hand. I'm tempted to put the OEM grips back on, they were a lot smaller in diameter. Once it gets sore, resting my palm on the Kury throttle rocker doesn't help. Quote:
This one works with Kury grips. Pricey, but worth every penny. No more sore wrists. Jim's Spacers also help.
http://www.brakeawayproducts.com/5CP02%20on%20Kuryakyn.html
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My comments where a bit confusing. The Breakaway goes on the bars without any modification. Jim's Spacers raise the handle bars 1" and back a bit, helping reduce the sore wrist problem some of us experience. In your case, perhaps exercising your hands with one of those squeeze devices might help.
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Well, I have a set of higher, HD Heritage bars mounted. Maybe their catching up with me! Quote:
My comments where a bit confusing. The Breakaway goes on the bars without any modification. Jim's Spacers raise the handle bars 1" and back a bit, helping reduce the sore wrist problem some of us experience. In your case, perhaps exercising your hands with one of those squeeze devices might help.
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