Currently running ProGrip MotoGP gel grips....and they're ok.
I find they're just a tad too soft.

Wondering if anyone has tried the Spider Peak grips?

Thanks

Quote from: 118811 on September 10, 2012, 09:44:48 PM
Currently running ProGrip MotoGP gel grips....and they're ok.
I find they're just a tad too soft.

Wondering if anyone has tried the Spider Peak grips?

Thanks

running progrips as well, same issue. tearing apart and rotating on bars.
interesting in learning more.
their sponsorship of the Pikes Peak MTS got me interested in them

Just installed another pair of SPIDER GRIPS Peak Road Grip on a Redbike Tours 1199 Panigale which is a high performance rental bike for the  rental company "Redbike Tours" in Northern California.





Very grippy and has a nice taper for thumb and forefinger. It is slightly larger diameter so you don't have to grip too tight. Soft but not spongy.
Its a very nice grip that will be going on my ST4S and Streetfighter soon.

-M

do the spider grips cover the whole plastic throttle?
I hate how the Progrips don't

Quote from: moto on September 19, 2012, 10:35:23 AM
Just installed another pair of SPIDER GRIPS Peak Road Grip on a Redbike Tours 1199 Panigale which is a high performance rental bike for the  rental company "Redbike Tours" in Northern California.





Very grippy and has a nice taper for thumb and forefinger. It is slightly larger diameter so you don't have to grip too tight. Soft but not spongy.
Its a very nice grip that will be going on my ST4S and Streetfighter soon.

-M

Thanks for the update...they are going on next for my M900

Finally installed the red/black PEAK grips.

Have about 2 hours total time with them & I can say without hesitation, these are the best grip's I ever used....period!
They are semi-firm, good grip & they look great.

Highly recommend these...

Have them and love them so far. They are a nice grip and they do cover the throttle tube very nicely. They look great on the bike and feel awesome. Big improvement over stock.