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1995 Honda CB1000 · Handlebar Buying guide
Pick closed ends for a stock look and the lower price. Pick open ends if the bars carry weights or you may add bar-end accessories later on.
Stock bars and a liking for the original look point to the closed-end set, which also costs less. Bar-end weights, or a plan to fit them, point to the open-end set, whose plugs finish the ends neatly until then.
Slice away the old rubber with a blade instead of wrestling it free. Wipe the bar and the throttle sleeve down with solvent, then glue the left grip. Keep any adhesive on the right to the thinnest smear, and leave a gap so the grip cannot drag on the switch housing.
Yes. Both fitment blocks name the CB1000 for 1994-95, and both are sized for 7/8 inch bars. They copy the factory grip used across many Hondas of the late 1970s and 1980s.
They do. The listing states that end plugs come with the open-end set, so the bar ends look tidy and finished even if you never fit bar-end weights.
Not at present. The two grip sets are the only handlebar items published for the 1995 CB1000, so bars, clamps, weights and switch housings need another source.
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