Smooth out the ride with these Oval Pattern Gel Grips in black. Gel cushioning takes the sting out of long miles, and the oval texture pattern keeps a positive hold without feeling too aggressive. Sized for 7/8" handlebars.
Key Features
• Gel-filled oval pattern grips
• Vibration-damping construction
• Black finish
• Fits 7/8" handlebars
• 125mm length
Part Number: 02-2483
Free ground shipping over $50
To the USA & Canada. In-stock orders usually ship from our own warehouse the same or next business day.
| Destination | Delivery time |
|---|---|
| USA | 4–7 business days |
| Canada | 2–6 business days |
Ground shipping includes tracking, emailed when your order ships. Need it sooner? Express options are available at checkout.
60-day returns on eligible parts
No restocking fees. Eligible parts must be unused, uninstalled, unaltered and complete. The 60-day window starts when your order is delivered.
Electrical parts are excluded from standard returns. Check return eligibility.
Start your return below. Wait for our instructions before mailing a part back.
Start a returnOther shipping options
Canada Post Economy: Available at checkout for select small items. Allow 1–3 weeks for delivery. No tracking or insurance is included.
Outside the USA & Canada: Delivery times vary by destination and shipping method. Buyers are responsible for applicable duties, taxes and import fees. We cannot mark orders as gifts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size controls fit the 125mm Oval Pattern Gel grips?
They are a left-and-right motorcycle grip pair for a 7/8-inch handlebar with 125mm of usable grip and throttle-sleeve length.
Why is the throttle-side gel grip larger inside than the left grip?
The left grip mounts directly to the 7/8-inch bar, while the right grip must fit over the throttle sleeve. This intentional size difference does not indicate a mismatched pair.
Will gel grips correct excessive handlebar vibration?
The gel construction can reduce vibration reaching the hands, but it cannot repair vibration caused by loose mounts, wheel imbalance, engine condition or damaged controls. Diagnose excessive vibration rather than relying on grips alone.