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NKD Pro Scooter Grips

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NKD Pro Scooter Grips
NKD Pro Scooter Grips
NKD Pro Scooter Grips
NKD Pro Scooter Grips
NKD Pro Scooter Grips

NKD Pro Scooter Grips

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Specifications
Flange Flangless
Enable Qty Increments (B2B) No
Weight 71 g (0.156 lbs)
Taxcode 9503.00.00.90 | Kick Scooters
Plugs Included
SKU 0102001030210
Outer diameter 30 mm (1.18")
Bar-ends Compatible Aluminum, Steel & Titanium
Length 160 mm (6.3")
Grip Material Rubber
Inner diameter 23 mm (0.9")
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Material

Most scooter handles are made of rubber. All quality scooters have rubber handles fitted, which is why we also recommend rubber handles for your scooter.

Length

There are different length handles for scooters. In recent years, driving with longer handles has been more modern. The standard length of scooter handle is between 15-17 cm.

Plugs

Plugs (or "bar ends") are needed for the handlebars of your scooters. These are small plugs that hold the handles in place and protect the bar from being damaged. Most scooter handles have plugs included, but if this is not the case, you will need to purchase these separately.

Outer diameter

The outer diameter of the scooter handle should fit the size of your hand. If you have a small hand, use a small outer diameter handle. And if you have a big hand, the handles must be bigger. The standard for the outer diameter of the impeller handle is 28-32 mm.

Inner diameter

The inner diameter should match the outer diameter of your scooter bar. If the outer diameter of the bar is larger than the inner diameter of your handles, the handles will not fit. The internal diameter standard that fits the standard impeller bar is 23 mm.

Hardness

The scooter handle hardness is measured as Soft, Medium and Hard. Here the vast majority of handles are Medium. The hardness of handles is a matter of taste as some prefer soft handles and others want them hard. If you are in doubt about the right hardness for you, then we recommend Medium.

Bar-ends compatible with

Some bar ends are only compatible with either steel or aluminum bars.
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