On my BMW forum, several of the guys buy boxes of rubber O-rings and roll them on one after another; they're long-lasting, cheep, and you can even "fine-tune" the final diameter of the "grip".
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i just ordered some Grab On Grips to get started as they are inexpensive and easy to install. i recently bought some new gloves and while i like them they are thinner in fabric compared to my usual leather, and the hands feel really hard against the grips in comparison. even my weight leaning on the bars seems more pronounced. after some time on the bike i noticed myself taking a hand off and shaking it around to loosen it up. something i haven't done in a long time
another reason i got 'em is i found this vid of a FZ6 owner putting them on, easy as pie. thought i'd post the vid for those wondering just how the Grab On Grips will install on the FZ6. looks like it might be $10 well spent
Grab On grip Covers - YouTube
Original Grip Buddies
I have been running these now for about 6 months, before that I was using a foam type of insulation tubing similar to grip puppies. But I think when I need to I'll get another set of these "super sharkskins".. They are pretty much water proof. Thats what I like most about them, they don't act like a sponge
I got a set of Progrips 717, they are very grippy, what i love about them is that you can really have an extremely light hold on the bars and still fell like you are in control because the grips have such good grip.
The only problem i have with them is that they are soft and will wear fast, mine show wear after less than 1000 miles, i doubt they will do more than 5000.
They are open ended.
I got a set of these also and really like them. They came closed end and I had to trim it out, did you have to trim yours out? I wonder if I orderd them wrong