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1978 Honda CB400TII Hawk II · Handlebar Grips Buying guide
Grip-end style affects how the bar ends are finished, while grip length determines the space needed beside the controls. Check both before fitting a replacement to an original or modified handlebar.
Closed-end grips cover the outside end in molded rubber. The open-end alternative includes separate plugs, providing a removable end finish. Both retain the same listed 130 mm length and 7/8-inch handlebar application, so a different end style does not resolve a grip-length mismatch.
Inspect the throttle tube, control position and bar end before fitting new grips. After installation, check that the throttle moves and returns freely throughout the steering range. If controls or bars have been changed, their actual arrangement takes priority over the original-model appearance.
Both choices are specified as 130 mm long for 7/8-inch handlebars. Compare the usable grip area and throttle tube on the bike, especially when different controls or bars are fitted.
Yes. The open-end grip product includes separate end plugs. Check any existing bar-end accessory before choosing that style; the included plugs do not establish compatibility with every accessory mount.
They are stock-style replicas in black rubber, using Honda application references. Choose them for the stated dimensions and end arrangement rather than expecting genuine Honda-branded replacement grips.
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