GRIPS

Rubber Motorcycle Grips at BeRacing1: Comfort and Style on Every Ride

At BeRacing1, we invite you to explore our wide selection of rubber motorbike grips, designed to elevate your riding experience to new levels of comfort and style.

Our rubber grips are meticulously selected to provide a secure grip and efficient vibration reduction, ensuring a comfortable feel on every ride. Enjoy long rides with grips that ergonomically fit your hands, providing reliable support throughout the ride.

At BeRacing1, we understand that style is just as important as functionality. Explore our range of rubber grips in a variety of styles and colours to find the perfect combination to suit your unique motorbike handlebar aesthetic. From classic designs to more modern options, we have what you need to personalise your vehicle.

Not only do we care about comfort and style, but also durability. Our rubber grips are made from tough materials that ensure long-lasting performance, even in demanding conditions.

what types of motorbike grips are there?

There are several types of motorbike grips, each designed to meet specific needs. Here is a description of three common types:

Rubber Grips

Rubber grips are a standard choice for many riders. They offer a comfortable grip and reduce vibration, improving comfort during long rides. They come in a variety of styles and colours to customise the appearance of the bike frame.

Heated Grips

Heated grips are ideal for those riding in cold conditions. These grips feature an integrated heating system that allows the temperature to be adjusted, keeping the rider's hands warm and comfortable even in frigid weather. They are an excellent choice for winter rides or cold environments.

Quick Grip

Quick grips, also known as quick throttle grips, are especially popular with sport and racing motorbike enthusiasts. They allow a quicker throttle response when twisting the throttle, which can be advantageous in situations where instant acceleration is required, such as racing or sport riding.

how are rubber grips fitted?

Fitting rubber motorbike grips is a relatively straightforward process. Here is a general guide:

1. Remove the Old Grips: Use a sharp tool, such as a knife or razor, to cut off the old grips. Carefully remove the old grips from the handlebars.
2. Handlebar Cleaning: Make sure the handlebars are clean and free of debris.
3. Compressed Air Application (optional): If you find it difficult to slide the new grips on, you can use compressed air to ease the process. Be sure to do so with caution to avoid injury.
4. Installing New Grips: Apply a small amount of liquid soap or soapy water to the inside of the new grips. Slide the grips onto the handlebars, making sure they are correctly aligned and adjusted.
5. Final Adjustment: Adjust the position of the grips to your preference. Make sure both grips are positioned evenly and securely.
6. Wait for Dry Time (if necessary): Some rubber grips may have an internal adhesive that requires drying time. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's recommendations before using the bike.

how do I properly maintain and clean my motorbike's rubber grips?

Properly maintaining and cleaning your motorbike's rubber grips is essential to prolonging their life and ensuring a secure grip. Here are a few tips:

1. Regular Cleaning: Wipe rubber grips regularly with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust, dirt and any debris accumulated during your rides.
2. Avoid Harsh Products: Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as they can damage the rubber material. Opt for mild solutions or soapy water for safe cleaning.
3. Proper Drying: After cleaning the grips, make sure they are completely dry before using the bike. Prolonged wetness could affect grip and comfort.
4. Regular Inspection: Conduct regular inspections for any signs of wear, tears or damage to the grips. If you find problems, consider replacing them to maintain safety.
5. Protection from the Sun and Elements: Park your bike in shaded areas or use covers to protect the grips from direct exposure to the sun and elements, which can contribute to premature wear.
6. Silicone Application (Optional): If you prefer, you can occasionally apply a rubber or silicone conditioner specifically designed to maintain the elasticity and flexibility of the grips.
7. Adjustment and Alignment: Periodically check that the cuffs are properly adjusted and aligned. Make sure there is no slack and that they are securely attached to the handlebars.

By following these tips, you can keep your rubber grips in top condition, ensuring not only the longevity of the material but also a safe and comfortable ride.

At BeRacing1, we pride ourselves on offering high quality products that enhance your riding experience. Explore our categories of motorbike accessories and parts:

• Oils and lubricants
• Lithium batteries
• Tyre warmers
• Brakes
• TMAX Zone