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1984 Honda CB700SC · Rubber Grips Buying guide
Start with the space occupied by the old grips and the throttle sleeve. Choose the end style after checking the fitted bars, rather than selecting solely from the appearance in a photograph.
The open-end grips include plugs; the closed-end version has a molded closed finish. Compare the space and fittings at each end of the handlebar. The two styles should be chosen around your actual setup rather than assumed to include accessory mounting hardware.
Both versions are black rubber replicas with a 7/8-inch handlebar application. Check the throttle sleeve, housing and clearance while the old grip is removed. A grip replacement does not correct a damaged sleeve or binding cable, so verify proper control movement after fitting.
It may change end clearance, but binding can also involve the sleeve, housing or cable routing. Inspect those separately and verify free throttle movement after fitting. Both listed grip styles are 130 mm long, so one does not solve a length mismatch by itself.
The open-end grip listing includes end plugs, not an accessory mounting kit. Compare any mirror or weight’s own fittings and throttle clearance before using it with the open-ended grips.
No. These products are described as OEM-type replicas. The references help identify the intended style and application but do not change the stated manufacture.
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