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GEL STYLE YELLOW SKULL ATV HAND GRIPS
GEL SKULL ATV HAND GRIPS THAT USE 7/8" FOR BOTH SIDES. THESE GRIPS HAVE A SKULL STYLE PATTERN ALL AROUND THE GRIP GRIPS ARE 5" OVERALL IN LENGTH 4 3/4" OR METRIC 120MM INSIDE WORKS EXCELLENT FOR MOST ATV USING THUMB THROTTLES AND 7/8"GRIPS ON LEFT AND RIGHT BARS FEEDBACK ON THE GRIPS HAVE BEEN GOOD FITS THE FOLLOWING SUZUKI ATV WITH 7/8" OD BARS USE GRIP GLUE AS IT LETS THE GRIPS SLIDE ON EASIER |
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