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1981 Honda CB400TB Hawk · Handlebar Grips Buying guide
Start with the fitted handlebar diameter, available grip length and throttle-side clearance. Once those match, choose closed rubber ends or the open-end version with its supplied plugs to suit the existing arrangement.
These are aftermarket Honda-style rubber grips referencing 53165-390-780 and 53166-390-780. Choose closed ends for a closed rubber finish, or open ends when that suits the bar-end arrangement. The open-end version includes plugs, but that does not establish compatibility with a particular mirror or weight.
The throttle tube is a separate component from the rubber grip in Honda’s control assembly. Check its condition and available length, then follow the appropriate fitting procedure. After installation, confirm free throttle movement and return before riding; grip or bar-end interference needs to be corrected.
They are factory-style aftermarket replicas. Their application references the original right and left Honda grip numbers, but they should not be confused with genuine Honda-branded parts when planning an original-parts restoration.
The rubber ends are open, and end plugs are included. The listed length remains 130 mm for the same 7/8-inch handlebar application. Check accessory mounting and throttle clearance independently if fitting bar-end equipment.
Also check the handlebars and throttle tube that are actually fitted. A previous owner may have changed them. Confirm the 7/8-inch application, available 130 mm length and clearance at both ends before ordering.
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