Motorcycle Switches Control w/Wiring Harness and Custom Hand Grips Compatible with 1996-2012 Harley 1" Handlebar

I haven't used them but look good

Wiring colors don't even come close to oem but is not surprising.

Decent but wiring color scheme is not Harley. Also had to grind the gas handle passage way to allow smooth operation. Don't like the phillips screws either ... but for the price, it works.I'm adding a picture of what the colors should go to and my rough connections with the Harley wires to help future customers.

good proper fit for the motorcycle handelbar, thanks

First, the little barrel things that hold the end of the throttle cable would not fit into the throttle grip so i used my old grips. Second, that part of the throttle grip that you rotate to rev the engine would get stuck in the top of the control housing because the milling was poorly done. I used a dremel and grinded it out so it was even with the rest and then the throttle would not get stuck in the housing. The wiring was not set up out of box for a 2000 harley sportster though Amazon said it would fit. I had to add new connectors and repin with no wiring diagram. Very disappointed and unsatisfied with this product. Find a more reputable product. It's not worth the wasted time and hassle.

Everything....great parts

These are more similar to a project kit, than to a replacement part. They can give a high quality end result but you'll need to expect to invest some time in to them.I recently installed these on my motorcycle, right out of the package they were not ready to go.The left grip end needed material removed from the largest portion to create a 90° angle to allow the body to close around it, and then the body needed some material removed inside so that the grip and body would have proper alignment on the handlebar.The right side had too much material inside the channel that the throttle rotates in, so it needed to be cleaned out for proper throttle operation, and also bar alignment like the left side needed.I put quite a bit more work in to them for other reasons, such as needing to rewire them to fit the needs of my bike, but that was what I planned to do with anything I was purchasing.Overall they seem like decent quality, and will last quite a while. But they definitely needed some work with a file, and perhaps a Dremel before they would work well on anything.All things considered I'd purchase them again if I needed to.

Switch housings are good, don't care for the 6 piece grips that screw together opposite directions on each one they tend to want to come apart . Not very safe. No wiring directions so have to look inside housings and write all down ,pain in the butt when wiring a bike from scratch.