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Grips are uncomfortable so....

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#34 ·
How funny, I just tried the Magura grips on my Scrambler yesterday.

I had in stock waiting for installation on my Beemer scrambler project, and I think they will be perfect on the Ducati...plus, they're Italian!
 
#10 ·
I've only had my bike a few days and I'm thinking you might be right, I do a lot of motocross and I think they are almost identical to the ones I use which to be honest shouldn't be on a road bike as its not the same style of riding.

I have the Urban Enduro and does anyone know if they are the same across all the models?
 
#15 ·
I like the BMW Magura grips because they grab well so you don't have to have such a tight grip (strength) to maintain a solid grip on the throttle. I'm already used to the Scrambler grips. I wear moto cross gloves if it's warm out, so it's a winning combo for me, but the Magura grips from vintage 70s BMWs are more grabby.
 
#27 ·
They may be more heavy-duty looking than you like, but I've yet to find anything more comfortable than the Oury Road grips; super soft and grabby, fill my hand just right so I never feel like I'm making an effort. You can usually find them for a bit under $10 if you shop around.


Sarah
 
#32 ·
They have a conical wedge the screw engages so what seemed to work was to loosen the bolt until almost out then give it a few taps to push the conical plug in. Then I took a piece of wood on the edge of the plug and tapped it with a hammer and it came out easily. I wouldn't use a screwdriver as it will mar things
 
#40 ·
Just installed the Ducati factory Flat Track grips, and the throttle is now a lot smoother than with the stock grips, almost "too light", but maybe this is because the grip is smooth and relatively skinny.
 
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