No.3 domino｜Street type grip
Domino's street type with a softer inner lining compared to the race type comes in third! It is soft and comfortable to grip. It also has slots for wiring, so you can use it for racing and track. By the way, race type and street type can be shortened up to 3mm by cutting the inside. Try it if it interferes!
No.2 ALCAN hands｜Grip for Φ22 iGrip
Slightly thicker than stock! Easy to grip and not tiring! This grip is made in Japan. It is popular among long touring groups for its cushioning properties that take advantage of the elasticity of rubber and the grip that does not slip off. When touring with a vehicle that has a tight forward lean, such as a super sport, this grip with high cushioning is recommended to prevent hand fatigue rather than a hard racing type.
No.1 HONDA｜HONDA OEM Grip
I knew this grip would be #1! Commonly known as the Rossy grip, it's a very common Honda stock grip! I think this grip originated from CB400SF. There is a rumour that Valentino Rossi used these grips during his time at Honda and continued to use them even after moving to Yamaha (there are images of a motorcycle with similar grips, but the truth is unknown).
In addition to the legendary anecdotes, these grips are highly durable, comfortable, and cushioned, all at a very high level, and are highly sought after by non-Honda users as well.
The durability, especially after about 5 years of use, is nothing to sneeze at, and once these are on, they're done! I may not change the grips until I switch! Be careful when purchasing, they're sold separately on the left and right!
Rossy grip is still the most popular
The top 10 grips were chosen from a very large number of grips, but the number one grip was the Rossy grip! Since the grip is a part that is related to the operability, it is basic to choose the functionality first. When it comes to choosing a grip, you want to make sure that it has been chosen by a wide range of riders for a long time.
