Start with the fitted bars and throttle sleeve when refreshing the hand controls on a 1980 CB900C Custom. The available black replica grips share their basic dimensions, while open and closed ends create different requirements around bar-end equipment and throttle clearance.
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The two grip options are 130mm long for 7/8-inch handlebars. Compare their end treatments with the motorcycle’s controls and accessories, particularly where a previous owner changed the bars or throttle housing.
Both replica grip products are black rubber for 7/8-inch bars, 130mm long. The open-end choice includes plugs; the closed-end version has a different end treatment. Check the throttle sleeve and any bar-end accessories before deciding which style suits the motorcycle.
Inspect the controls beneath the grips
Both grip choices are 130 mm long and listed for 7/8-inch bars. The right grip fits over the throttle sleeve, so inspect that sleeve and the end clearance. A changed bar, weight or mirror must leave the throttle free and must not stretch or trap the control cables through the steering range.
Buying questions
Does the right grip fit directly over the handlebar tube?
It fits over the throttle sleeve. Inspect the sleeve and the available 130 mm grip space before choosing the open- or closed-end style. A damaged sleeve or end interference needs attention before new rubber can work correctly.
Do open-ended grips verify a bar-end mirror installation?
No. The open-end set includes end plugs, not a mirror or weight mounting kit. Check the accessory’s own attachment and the throttle-end clearance; an open grip alone does not establish compatibility.
What should I check if the bars were changed?
Measure the fitted bar diameter and available grip area, then compare the throttle sleeve and any bar-end equipment. The stated 7/8-inch fit and 130mm length must suit the actual controls.
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