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Domino Trial Black Gas Handle with Handles (Closed 6280)

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Product description

The Domino Trial Throttle Twist Grip Black with Handles (Closed 6280) is a complete twist-style throttle grip with an integrated grip set, specially designed for off-road and trial motorcycles. This compact, reliable control delivers immediate throttle response and a comfortable handlebar feel during tough rides.

  • Type and design: Twist-style throttle grip with a closed housing and integrated grips for a compact upgrade.
  • Material and finish: Black plastic housing combined with a durable, textured rubber grip for hold and comfort in all conditions.
  • Brand and model: Domino, model 6280; part number JU-19080301.
  • Control and adjustment: Features adjustable controls for precise throttle valve control and consistent response.
  • Application: Suitable as a replacement or upgrade throttle grip for off-road and trial motorcycles; designed to perform reliably in muddy and wet rides.

With this throttle grip, you’ll enjoy immediate, predictable throttle response that lets you tune your acceleration precisely to your movements. The slip-resistant grip reduces hand fatigue and prevents slipping during long riding sessions. The closed design protects internal components from dirt and water, extending lifespan and simplifying maintenance. Domino delivers a reliable solution for enthusiasts and professionals who prioritize control, durability, and quick replacement when needed.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-19080301

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