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1977 Honda CB750K · Grips Buying guide
The closed-end version has formed ends, while the open-end version includes separate end plugs. Both are listed as stock-style rubber replacements; neither choice should be assumed to include the throttle tube or other controls.
A closed-end grip and an open-end grip finish the bar differently. The open version supplies plugs, while the closed version forms the ends as part of the grip. Check the motorcycle’s actual bar ends and any accessories before choosing; an open end alone does not prove clearance for every accessory.
The listings identify rubber grips and their stated size. They do not name a throttle tube, cables, bar or switch assembly as supplied. Check those existing components separately during cockpit work, and compare the grip length before assuming the order covers everything at the right-hand control.
The open-end grip listing includes end plugs. The closed-end listing describes a formed closed end instead. Choose the construction suited to the fitted handlebar and accessories, and read the exact contents before adding separate plugs.
Both descriptions give a 130mm grip length for a 7/8-inch handlebar application. Compare the installed grip length and throttle tube before ordering, particularly if the original bar or controls have been changed.
A throttle tube is not named in either grip listing’s supplied contents. These are rubber grip replacements. Inspect the existing tube and the fitted controls, then choose any additional components from their separate listings if needed.
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