How to install Driven D3 handlebar grips on the Indian Scout Bobber

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  • Опубликовано: 6 май 2021
  • In this video I show you how to remove aftermarket Vans grips, and install some Driven D3 dual compound (aluminum/rubber) grips on an Indian Scout Bobber!
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Комментарии • 17

  • @freshgreenwaffles8045
    @freshgreenwaffles8045 3 года назад

    Absolutely beautiful bike brother. Love how you've made it your own. Looking at this for my 2nd bike and a bike that I'd like to customize to my liking over time. Will definitely be looking back at these vids. Keep it up!

    • @Jimbobbington
      @Jimbobbington  3 года назад

      Thanks man! The bobber is a pretty one of a kind that you can take in many different directions to make your own

  • @brettsjohnson5925
    @brettsjohnson5925 2 года назад

    Funny to see the foam. I too have something similar and Always lay my stuff out for the Same Exact reason 👍

    • @Jimbobbington
      @Jimbobbington  2 года назад +1

      It works great, and nothing rolls away like cardboard or something flatter

  • @MessyGarageBMW
    @MessyGarageBMW 3 года назад

    thanks for the shout out homie! Nice how to. I am diggin those levers, how do you like them over stock?

    • @Jimbobbington
      @Jimbobbington  3 года назад

      I love these Levers! They look 10x better, and being able to adjust the clutch lever is awesome, quicker shifts and less slack

    • @MessyGarageBMW
      @MessyGarageBMW 3 года назад

      @@Jimbobbington you use your clutch to shift? :)

    • @Jimbobbington
      @Jimbobbington  3 года назад +1

      @@MessyGarageBMW haha, you have to down shift sometimes, right?

  • @johnflesner8086
    @johnflesner8086 Год назад

    Are those fairly thick grips? I have large hands, thin (stock) grips are very uncomfortable after a few miles. There was a company called Iron Braid that made truly spectacular grips. Nice and thick.

    • @Jimbobbington
      @Jimbobbington  Год назад

      No, these were about the most uncomfortable grips I've tried lol. Check out the Vans ODI grips, they're only $20 and the most comfortable I've tried.

    • @johnflesner8086
      @johnflesner8086 Год назад

      @@Jimbobbington Thank you. I shall investigate.

  • @KillaFitz86
    @KillaFitz86 Год назад

    What size r ur grips ?

    • @Jimbobbington
      @Jimbobbington  Год назад

      7/8", when you order 7/8, you automatically get one slight larger for the throttle tube side.

  • @crunkdaddy11
    @crunkdaddy11 3 года назад

    Did you get the 7/8ths inch or 1 inch for the dean speed bars.

    • @Jimbobbington
      @Jimbobbington  3 года назад +1

      They are 1" but taper to 7/8 for the hand controls

    • @crunkdaddy11
      @crunkdaddy11 3 года назад

      @@Jimbobbington okay. I just saw Amazon has both the 7/8ths and the one inch ones, and your affiliate link is for the 7/8ths.

    • @Jimbobbington
      @Jimbobbington  3 года назад +1

      @@crunkdaddy11 oh OK, I may have been confused by your question. The grips are 7/8" and one automatically comes larger for the throttle tube side