If you haven't gotten the grip puppies, get'em. One of the most satisfying changes I made, for $12 with shipping. I guess I don't know why Honda puts the narrow, hard rubber type of grips on the Swing. This change just made riding alot more confortable for me.

Just noticed DennisB's soft grip post. Either way adding the softer grip and the larger diameter makes for a lot more comfort.

I just ordered mine Saturday. $9.20 with free shipping.

Yeah, I could've gotten that price but I'm too old school and hesitate to enter card information on line. I talked to a person and incurred the $2.50 first class mail charge.

Could you post where you got the grip puppies again, please? :Not Worthy:

californiasporttouring.com

and roll! you're welcome. enjoy the pups.

BTW, did you see DennisB's post on do-it-yourself foam grips? FWIW.

I did see Dennis's post, and they look great. I don't have the same tools (or talents) that Dennis has, so I don't know that ones I make will look as good.

I agree with everyone... this simple little piece of foam has stopped the vibration and cramps while I ride. Dennis has a good idea, but don't be afraid of spending the $9+. You will benefit from this product immediately. Follow Dennis' suggestion and save a few dollars. Emeskay, no [b]special tool [/b]needed... just cut to length (scissors will probably work, how about that Dennis, what did you cut yours with? ) and pull em on.

Gary

Here is the link (I had a hard time trying to find it)
http://www.casporttouring.com/store/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=GPSMALL&Category_Code=grips

...and one more thing. It appears that Grip Puppies are 5" long, about 1/2" too long to fit over original OEM grips. Do they need to be cut???
Thanks. Miro.

Miro, I did not have to cut mine. I guess they squished up a little or something. I can't tell they were not just perfect in length. The one on the right hand side actually pushed up to the left side of the grip and kinda acted as a throttle control. I don't mean it locks in or anything, just that there is just a slight bit of resistance to the spring and that helps me idle along at a slight rate with the hand off the throttle. I pulled it back off to completely release that, but I might use that sometime to just scratch my nose or something.

Gary

Gary, thanks, it's good to know. While I can't say I like them catching on the end of the grip you can't put a price tag on an ability to scratch a nose. Seriously, I am just going to go ahead and buy them and see how they work. Thank you.

They got delivered, then I trimmed them down and installed them today. Nice comfort mod. You don't even think about these until you've got them, then you are like," Why did I never get these before???" LOL

Just standard scissors, And then it kinda carefully trimmed the now blunt square end to try to make it look rolled a little, the the other untouched end. Cut about 1/2" off, I just held it up to grip, eyeballed where it needed to be cut, and cut it off.

We just measured it up and then just used standard long scissors. We marked it with a pen. Also, the edge does not to be perfect as it pushes against the "edge" of an original grip and you could really not see any imperfections. Word of advice is that cut a little longer than you need as it does compress a little. It also easy to put on by applying soapy water on both outside of the OEM grip and inside of "puppies". Thanks.

Hook ... you are on the 2nd page of this thread... go to page 1 and scroll down and read to find the link and discussion.

Welcome... you will like this forum... we are family...

Gary