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Kuryakyn 6250 Motorcycle Handlebar Accessory: ISO Throttle – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Kuryakyn 6250 Motorcycle Handlebar Accessory: ISO Throttle Boss, Universal Fit with Kuryakyn ISO Grips, Chrome, Pack of 1
Manufacturer
Kuryakyn
Brand
Kuryakyn
Model
6250
Item Weight
1.6 ounces
Product Dimensions
5.8 x 5.3 x 1.5 inches
Country of Origin
USA
Item model number
6250
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Exterior
Painted
Manufacturer Part Number
6250
OEM Part Number
ZZ 241194
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Technical specifications – Kuryakyn 6250 Motorcycle Handlebar Accessory: ISO Throttle :
Vehicle Service Type
Cruiser/Touring
Color
Chrome
Brand
Kuryakyn
Item Dimensions LxWxH
5.8 x 5.3 x 1.5 inches
Item Weight
0.1 Pounds
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M. C (verified owner) –
Where has this been my whole life? – It was easy to install and adjust for my comfort. Went out for 300 mile ride and with this on the throttle i was able to relax the grip and keep my fingers from going numb. I love it!!!
N. P (verified owner) –
One of my favorite upgrades – By far one of the best upgrades I have ever made. Only wish I had done it sooner. I’m using these on a 1987 Honda Magna with ISO grips. I feel like I have more control in the steering department and I can also open my hands while riding to stretch out my fingers. Only problem I think I felt was when doing really tight turns at low speed where you are really turning the wheel that the attachment “feels” like it’s getting in the way of my natural hand position.
M. Z (verified owner) –
Must have – I am new rider, and recently bought my first motorcycle this Summer. I can’t speak for anyone else, but I had issues holding down the throttle for a period of time. I usually had to loosen my grip and squeeze again, but that was very annoying and not very smooth on long stretches.
M. J (verified owner) –
Buy the wider one. – Definitely buy the wider one.
D. P (verified owner) –
Great to reduce hand fatigue – Great way to keep your hand relaxed during longer rides. I generally get a lot of right hand fatigue when riding and this helped me a lot. I don’t have to put any pressure on the right side to keep the constant speed and can stretch my hand while leaving a portion of my palm holding this down to keep the same speed. Works great.
F. M (verified owner) –
Throttle boss is a must have on kuryakyn grips – I’ve had these grips on my last 2 harleys and last time I absolutely loved them hands never cramped always comfortable had them for 2 years never got sticky nothing. So this time I bought them again for my newer bike and after awhile my jads started cramping and I was like wonder what the difference is then i realized I didn’t have the throttle boss on these ordered them put them on today and just sitting there its a 100 tikes more comfortable cant wait for the rain to stop to ride again.
K. Z (verified owner) –
Easy to install, very comfortable, well made and overpriced! – They are comfortable, looks nice and really easy to install, I’ve spent 30 minutes installed them. I think the price is a little bit high. But if the money is not an issue for you get ’em!
D. F (verified owner) –
it Works ! – Just buy it
D. F (verified owner) –
it Works ! – Just buy it
M. J (verified owner) –
Buy the wider one. – Definitely buy the wider one.
M. C (verified owner) –
Where has this been my whole life? – It was easy to install and adjust for my comfort. Went out for 300 mile ride and with this on the throttle i was able to relax the grip and keep my fingers from going numb. I love it!!!
F. M (verified owner) –
Throttle boss is a must have on kuryakyn grips – I’ve had these grips on my last 2 harleys and last time I absolutely loved them hands never cramped always comfortable had them for 2 years never got sticky nothing. So this time I bought them again for my newer bike and after awhile my jads started cramping and I was like wonder what the difference is then i realized I didn’t have the throttle boss on these ordered them put them on today and just sitting there its a 100 tikes more comfortable cant wait for the rain to stop to ride again.
N. P (verified owner) –
One of my favorite upgrades – By far one of the best upgrades I have ever made. Only wish I had done it sooner. I’m using these on a 1987 Honda Magna with ISO grips. I feel like I have more control in the steering department and I can also open my hands while riding to stretch out my fingers. Only problem I think I felt was when doing really tight turns at low speed where you are really turning the wheel that the attachment “feels” like it’s getting in the way of my natural hand position.
D. P (verified owner) –
Great to reduce hand fatigue – Great way to keep your hand relaxed during longer rides. I generally get a lot of right hand fatigue when riding and this helped me a lot. I don’t have to put any pressure on the right side to keep the constant speed and can stretch my hand while leaving a portion of my palm holding this down to keep the same speed. Works great.
K. Z (verified owner) –
Easy to install, very comfortable, well made and overpriced! – They are comfortable, looks nice and really easy to install, I’ve spent 30 minutes installed them. I think the price is a little bit high. But if the money is not an issue for you get ’em!
M. Z (verified owner) –
Must have – I am new rider, and recently bought my first motorcycle this Summer. I can’t speak for anyone else, but I had issues holding down the throttle for a period of time. I usually had to loosen my grip and squeeze again, but that was very annoying and not very smooth on long stretches.