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TimothyNelson

Finally riding a big boys bike
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I wonder did they ever make a chubby handle grip in that color? If so I would love a set of them. Great bike.
Ive seen the type with the hollow space on top in yellow on a collegiate. Is that the kind you mean? What are those called anyway?
I was going to buy the whole bike just for the grips but was too late.
I've always been trying to separate the names of them.
  • Obviously thin ones (usually sparkle)
  • Thicker more rounded and stylized
  • Type with the hollow section on top side
  • Softer thicker style (70s)
 
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I'm pretty sure the chubby grips were used on the middleweights till the end and on some 70's balloon cruisers.
 
This safety yellow bike would go well with a yellow raincoat and yellow umbrella in a homemade bike holder.
Kidding--- too much lady for a boys bike. No yellow girls bikes?
 
That color did not come out until the '70s I think '67 was the last for chubby grips not 100% sure.
Not sure if they were original or an upgrade but I have found a few 65 KHDs with what appeared to be original chubby grips (the ones with air pocket on top). I have only seen them in black.
 
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