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1979 Honda CB750F · Grips Buying guide
The grip options differ at the bar ends rather than in stated length or handlebar size. Compare the existing grip footprint and end arrangement to decide which version best suits the bike’s current controls and finish.
Both choices are listed at 130 mm long. Compare that dimension with the old grips and the current switchgear and throttle arrangement. A handlebar conversion can change the space available even when the bar diameter still matches the specified 7/8-inch application.
The open-end option includes plugs, while the closed-end option covers the bar ends in rubber. A mirror or weight fitted through the bar end has separate mounting requirements. Confirm those requirements and the throttle-side clearance before deciding which grip ends to use.
Yes. End plugs are included with the open-end black rubber grips. Compare the fitted bar ends and any existing accessories before deciding whether that finish suits your motorcycle.
Both grip choices are specified for 7/8-inch handlebars and have a stated length of 130 mm. Check the actual bars and the space beside the controls, particularly after a handlebar or throttle conversion.
No. These are OEM-type replacement replicas. The listed references identify the original-style application, while the confirmed product fitment includes the 1979–82 CB750F. Choose genuine Honda parts only where the product explicitly states that origin.
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