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1978 Honda CB400A · Handlebar grips Buying guide
The meaningful choice here is the end treatment, with the same stated length and bar application. Check the throttle-side fit and surrounding controls, especially where a previous owner has changed the handlebars.
Both options are black rubber OEM-style replicas. The closed-end version finishes the bar with the grip itself; the open-end version supplies separate plugs. Decide which arrangement suits the motorcycle before ordering, rather than cutting or modifying a new grip to compensate for the wrong choice.
The throttle sleeve and available grip area matter when comparing the 130 mm length. Keep sufficient clearance for the controls and any bar-end accessory, and verify free throttle operation after installation using the service guidance. On the CB400A, the left lever belongs to the parking brake.
Yes. The open-end product explicitly includes end plugs. Check the mounting arrangement separately if you plan to use bar-end mirrors or weights; the included plugs do not establish compatibility with a particular accessory.
They are factory-style replicas, with references 53165-390-780 and 53166-390-780. Both list the 1978 CB400A and have a stated 130 mm length. They are not described here as genuine Honda manufacture.
Check the 7/8-inch bar application, usable grip length and throttle sleeve. Also compare clearance around the switches and bar ends. The original-model fitment listing does not verify every aftermarket handlebar and throttle combination.
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