Kuryakyn ISO-Grips Installation

By Cars & Vehicles Last updated Sunday, April/21/2024

Throttle side

1). Locate the two rubber throttle cable adjustments on the inboard side of the handlebar and roll them back toward the center of the handlebar. They are attached to metal tubes that run from underneath the motorcycle on/off switch. Use the combination wrenches to loosen the adjustment nuts.
2). Use a Torx or hex wrench to separate the on/off switch housing. To save time, do the same with the turn signal housing on the clutch side of the handlebar.
3). Remove the brass ferrule from the throttle sleeve, being careful to avoid losing the ferrule.
4). Slip the stock throttle grip off of the handlebar, and then install the ISO grip in its place. Reassemble the switch housing in the opposite order from which you disassembled it.
5). Adjust the throttle cable by tightening the adjuster nuts that were loosened in the first step.

1). Locate and loosen the four socket head screws in the end of the throttle grip that you just installed.
2). Rotate the grip into the desired cosmetic position.
3). Tighten the four socket head screws that you loosened.

1). Pull the clutch trip off of the handle bar. If your motorcycle does not use metal grips, but uses rubber, use the utility knife to cut the rubber grip off of the handlebar.
2). Remove any glue that may be on the handlebar using the 100-grit sandpaper. Following this, clean the surface with the acetone on a clean rag, being extremely careful not to allow the chemical to come into contact with the motorcycle's paint.
3). Squeeze the supplied tube of glue into the ISO-Grip, and then slide the grip over the handlebar using a twisting motion to work it into position. Do not stop moving, or the glue will set and the grip cannot be moved. The approximate drying time for the glue is six seconds.
4). Squeeze the grip to completely set the glue and hold it for 15 seconds. After this, re-assemble the turn signal switch housing to complete the installation.