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Get a Grip: Upgrading Your Harley-Davidson Handlebar Grips with J&P Cycles
Why Upgrade Your Harley Grips?
A grip upgrade might seem small, but it packs a big punch. New grips can:
- Improve comfort on long rides (no more tingling hands or sore palms)
- Enhance control with better traction and feel
- Add custom style to match your bike’s vibe
- Reduce vibrations that come with those long miles on the road
What to Consider When Shopping for Harley Grips
Not all grips are created equal. Here’s what to keep in mind:
- Fitment: Make sure the grips are compatible with your Harley model and throttle type (cable vs. electronic).
- Material: Rubber grips offer great comfort and traction, while metal or billet grips lean into style and durability. Some even combine the two.
- Vibration dampening: If your hands go numb halfway through a ride, look for grips with gel inserts or ergonomic designs.
- Style: From classic chrome to blacked-out and custom designs, your grips can match (or boldly clash) with the rest of your bike.
At J&P Cycles, we only carry the best—because we ride with the best. Choose from trusted names like:
- Avon Grips – Known for comfort and performance
- Kuryakyn – Big on style and innovative features
- Performance Machine – Sleek, aggressive designs with premium materials
- Arlen Ness – Iconic custom looks
- ODI, Biltwell Inc., and J&P Cycles’ own line – Whether you're riding vintage or modern, we've got grips for every kind of Harley lover
We’ve been in the saddle (and the garage) for decades, helping riders upgrade everything from foot pegs to fuel systems—and yes, even handlebar grips. Our team knows Harleys inside and out, and we’re always ready to steer you in the right direction with expert advice and world-class service.
So whether you’re chasing comfort, dialing in control, or just want a little extra swagger on your bars, J&P Cycles is your go-to source for the best Harley-Davidson handlebar grips on the market.
Harley Grips FAQs
How do I choose the right grips for my Harley?
Choosing the right grips comes down to two things: fit and feel. First, you need to make sure they'll fit your bike. Most Harleys from 1982 to today use 1-inch handlebars. The main exception is if you have "Throttle-by-Wire" (common on 2008+ Touring bikes), which requires a special type of grip.
What's the difference between rubber, foam, and custom grips?
Rubber grips (like those from Avon or Biltwell) offer a great all-around feel and good vibration damping. Foam grips are even better at soaking up vibes but can wear out faster. Custom grips, made from materials like aluminum and rubber inlays, are more about style but can sometimes be slippery or transfer more vibration.
Are heated grips worth it?
If you ride in cool or cold weather, heated grips are a total game-changer. They extend your riding season and make long, cold trips much more comfortable. They're one of those upgrades that once you have, you'll wonder how you ever rode without them.
How hard is it to change my Harley's grips?
Changing grips is one of the easiest and most common DIY motorcycle jobs! The "clutch" side (left) is just slid on and often glued, so you'll cut the old one off and slide the new one on. The "throttle" side (right) is part of a plastic tube, and you'll just swap the whole assembly. It's a great 30-minute project.









































































































