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1984 Honda CB700SC · Handlebar Grips Buying guide
Both grip choices share the listed length and bar-size application. The useful difference is the end treatment and how it works with the motorcycle’s existing throttle and bar-end arrangement.
Closed-end grips give a finished rubber end. The open-end version comes with end plugs, offering a different finishing arrangement. Compare your fitted bar ends and accessories before buying; a grip’s opening does not itself establish compatibility with every aftermarket bar-end fitting.
The 130 mm grips must fit the throttle sleeve and clear the existing bar ends. After any control or handlebar changes, Honda requires the wires, hoses and cables to remain free through all steering positions. Check that the new grip and end arrangement does not obstruct throttle return.
No. The right-hand grip fits over the throttle sleeve. Check that sleeve’s condition and the available 130 mm grip space, as well as the clearance at the outer end, before choosing either end style.
Yes. End plugs are explicitly included with the open-end grips. Compare them with your bar-end arrangement and any accessories before deciding on that version.
No. Its mounting system and clearance must be checked independently. The grip opening does not verify the accessory attachment, and the finished arrangement must leave the throttle free to return throughout the steering range.
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