G2 Ergonomics Quick Turn throttle tube install on the 2022 Honda Grom

[@TheXxv25]

I don't even own a bike, and i love watching your installation videos!

[@egoboost9952]

Thank you that means so much! I definitely have a ways to go with them but as long as people like them I’m happy. I try to make them as informative as possible while still entertaining. It’s the people like you that keep me going on them to be honest, I really do appreciate it more I can say 🤙

[@lorenzomillet]

Your the man!!! I bought this tube an it's just been sitting around for the last month lol there's literally no videos on this tube installed on groms anywhere. After seeing how there's less play it makes me want to put it on 🤣

[@egoboost9952]

Hey what’s up man thank you! I love it bro you can’t go wrong! I highly suggest you loosen the cable and finesse it on it’s a little tough and hard to show it but it’ll work. And make sure you readjust it after. And I can’t stress enough how much you need to lubricate it! I thought I messed up and it wouldn’t work with my handlebars or something but after dousing it with white lithium and worked like a charm you just gotta work it in. Definitely worth it though it feels great. Good luck homie let me know if you need any help 🤙

[@Omar411269]

If you pull back on the rubber covering the two throttle cables there are some nuts (lol) that can be adjusted to loosen the throttle cables so you dont have to pick it out and risk damaging it. It's also the official way to reduce throttle slop.

[@egoboost9952]

I’m definitely gonna try that next time. It never even crossed my mind to check that spot lmao. Good looks bro I appreciate it 🤙

[@southfloridastunts3541]

For real

[@Slickon1wheel]

Did it help your throttle control ?the slop is really annoying when doing wheelie

[@chrisb9156]

The grippy stuff on the throttle is called nerlling

[@egoboost9952]

I knew there had to be a fancy word way beyond my vocabulary for it lmao

[@RandomRichZ]

what bars are those?!

[@Image-X]

Don’t use grip glue. Riders have been using hair spray to install grips forever. It acts as a lube when going on and then dries tacky. Take advantage of the grips safety wire grooves and wire them up.

[@egoboost9952]

That’s a way better idea than the glue. It was hard enough getting them off without it I can only imagine if I glued them on lmao. Next time I take them off I’ll throw some hairspray on there. They’ve been fine so far but I don’t wanna take a chance

[@Image-X]

@@egoboost9952 When you remove old grips, slice them with a razor blade and they’ll peel right off. Don’t try to slide them off.

[@egoboost9952]

@@Image-X that was my plan for these ones when I swap them out I just didn’t wanna do that with these ones in case I wanted to reuse them. Luckily I didn’t either cause I almost had to 😩

[@Image-X]

@@egoboost9952 Yeah, if you have bar ends…. you’ll always need open end grips. Most grips come in both designs. Open or closed. Grips are cheap enough. If your trim job bothers ya, may as well just take em off and put on another set.

[@egoboost9952]

@@Image-X yeah these grips are coming off ASAP mostly cause if that lmao I didn’t even think to check that they were open ended. It is what it is though that’s just me. Small things like that tend to drive me crazy

[@nunyabinness3574]

pretty sure that the aluminum "tube" has knurling on it because it IS the grip. 😂 its designed to to be the tube and the grip all in one piece 🤣🤦🏾‍♂️

[@BrandonZX6R]

I mean yea you could lol but it was actually designed to be used with grips, I’m assuming the knurling is to better grip the CENTER of the grip where most of the actual rotation of the rubber may be. So ya know, grips it better.

[@tombrydon3680]

Worst camera angle ever my guy.