[cfosta]

Hi, wondering if anyone has successfully modeled a plug for the grab handles on these bikes?

My bike did not have them when I purchased it, and I would like to 3D print plugs to replace. Figured it would be worth saving my time if someone has already successfully created this complex shape. Or even if someone who had the handles Laing around could 3D scan the handle and share the file with me (lots of smarts phones do it now)

Thanks guys!


PS: I know there is athread about someone casting them out of resin and from the sounds of it not successfully.

 

[Tamir]

Yes, and congratulations on your investment, but it is part of a structure related to safety, and helps to reduce damage in the event of sliding on the road. And how much does it cost to buy original grips? So, for example, on the website of bikerzbits.com:
29.26 USD + Shipping(14,63USD x 2) (LINK#1 LINK#2):

 

[Sgt.Stupid]

Like this?

 

[Tamir]

OK, now I understand what "plug" you are talking about.
The plug can be designed in wood? wood is a very easy to process on, paint, and connect with screws to the pallet?

 

[cfosta]

Like this?
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YES! WHERE?!

I must be searching the wrong things! Though I would appreciate the ability to print it myself just because

 

[Sgt.Stupid]

Unfortunately, This product I found are in Thailand.

Rear grab delete for CBR250R cost about 550-650 THB (15.58-18.41 USD)
I think shipping cost ain't cheap

 

[cfosta]

Unfortunately, This product I found are in Thailand.

Rear grab delete for CBR250R cost about 550-650 THB (15.58-18.41 USD)
I think shipping cost ain't cheap

No probably not lol, but it is what I am looking for! Anyone else have a 3d model like this?

 

[Big Cahuna]

I kinda think the handles are attractive. I definitely use them for maneuvering the bike around and holding it while lifting it and bringing it down from it's wheel-stands. You might benefit from a seat cowl, too.