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1994 Honda CB1000 · Handlebar Buying guide
The closed-end grip copies the factory look. The open-end version suits bars fitted with bar-end weights or other accessories, and it comes with plugs to finish the ends neatly.
If your bars are stock and you like the original look, the closed-end grips are the simpler option and cost less. Choose the open-end pair if you run bar-end weights or want the option to add them later.
Cut the old grips off rather than forcing them. Clean the bar and throttle tube, then use a little grip glue or contact cement on the clutch side. On the throttle side use only a thin film, keeping the grip clear of the switch housing.
Both listings name the CB1000 of 1994-95 in their fitment blocks and are sized for 7/8 inch bars. They replicate the factory grips used across many late-1970s and 1980s Hondas.
Yes. The open-end listing says end plugs are included, so the bar ends can be finished neatly if you are not fitting weights or other accessories.
Not at the moment. Only the two grip sets are published for this model, so handlebars, clamps, end weights and switch housings will need to come from another source.
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