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1980 Honda CB400TA Hawk · Handlebar Grips Buying guide
The grip choices share their stated length and handlebar application. End treatment is the useful difference, so compare your controls and accessory mounts before choosing the version to fit.
Honda’s original control assembly uses a separate throttle grip pipe beneath the right-hand rubber. Compare that sleeve when assessing grip fit, especially if the controls have been replaced. Follow the fitting instructions and confirm free throttle movement after the grips are installed.
The closed-end style encloses the bar end in rubber. The open-end option includes separate plugs and gives a different arrangement to compare with accessories. Both are replica grips referencing the original right and left parts; matching the style does not establish compatibility with every accessory.
Both versions are specified at 130mm long for the 7/8-inch handlebar application. Measure the available space beside the switch housings and compare the throttle sleeve if the bars or controls have been changed.
Yes. Separate end plugs are included with the open-end version. Check their suitability alongside any bar-end accessory mounts before ordering; the closed-end version instead uses enclosed rubber ends.
Inspect the existing sleeve first. The original right grip fits over a separate throttle pipe, so its condition and fit matter independently of the new rubber. Replace worn or damaged control components according to the repair required.
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