Handle grips replacement

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Handle grips replacement

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Hi there,

I just acquired a 2002 R1150R Roadster from a fellow rider. Both the handle grips(non heated) need to be replaced.

I have checked the online part fiche and here are my findings:-

61317694808 right grip US$32
61317694807 left grip US$17

Here are my questions:-

1. Are these the correct part numbers?
2. Is the right grip (part number 61317694808) comes with the throttle tube?
3. Can I just replace the rubber grips without replacing the throttle tube?
4. If question 3 is “Yes”, what are the correct part numbers?

Thanks for reading.

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Re: Handle grips replacement

Post by DSKYZD »

I can't answer your questions about the part numbers, but some insight about removing the grips and keep the heater elements intact may be found here:

http://www.r1150r.org/board/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=5783

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Re: Handle grips replacement

Post by taosports »

Phang,

Check out this website for part numbers :

http://www.ascycles.com/Illustrated_cat ... meset.html

According to it, the part numbers you need for the left and right heated grips are :

61 31 2 306 231
61 31 2 306 232

EDIT : just noticed you are asking for non heated grips so disregard the above part #'s. Check the site out to find the non heated grips
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Re: Handle grips replacement

Post by Phang »

Thanks DSKYZD,

I will opt for the “cut and throw away” method for grip removal as I do not have an air compressor at home. I read about spraying hair spray to the inner tube of the grips when putting them back, hair spay will lubricate when wet and stick when dry. Interesting
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Re: Handle grips replacement

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Thanks taosports :D

Now, I have cross checked among the following 3 companies:-

Chicagobmwmotorcycle
Maxbmwmotorcycles
A&Sbmwmotorcycles

For right hand non-heated grip
Maxbmwmotorcycles listed 61317694808
A&Sbmwmotorcycles listed 32 72 2 332 626
Chicagobmwmotorcycle listed 61317694808 with Product name “Handle tube S” and 32 72 2 332 626 with product name “61317694808 S”, same price for both part numbers.

For left hand non-heated grip
Maxbmwmotorcycles listed 61317694807
A&Sbmwmotorcycles listed 32 72 2 332 625
Chicagobmwmotorcycle listed 61317694807 with Product name “Handle tube S” and 32 72 2 332 625 with product name “61317694807 S”, same price for both part numbers.

I believe the part numbers indicated in maxbmw and A&Sbmw for the left and right non-heated grips are actually referring to the same thing.
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Re: Handle grips replacement

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Not sure if you've done this, but might want to make sure the wires under the steering neck aren't bound/chaffed and causing an open condition.
Just my $.02
If you do a search, you can find a lot of info concerning this.

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Re: Handle grips replacement

Post by dnat928 »

While the harispray might work, if it dries quickly (that's what it's supposed to do), you may lose the slip part of the action rather quickly. I have used the grip-slip goop that I bought at a local motorcycle store. It was specifically designed for grip changes, and it's cheap. It will remain slippery for enough time to make sure you get the grips on correctly - then leave them alone for a while for the grip action to take effect. It worked quite well for me. You should use this stuff rather than hairspray.
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Re: Handle grips replacement

Post by sandu »

hello friends.
tell me please how to know if my bike has heated or non-heated grips?
I have to replace them, but do not know which one I should order.
BTW, tell me please how to order only the rubber on the grips?
thanks
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