Oxford Rider Grips Pillion Grab Handles

Oxford Rider Grips Pillion Grab HandlesSpare a thought for today's pillion. Bikes accelerate faster, brake harder and at least at the sports end of the market offer increasingly miserly passenger accommodation. So how to hang on in comfort and safety? Oxford has taken a fresh look at this challenge and applied its usual rigorous attention to detail to produce a unique solution which does the job and has been independently safety tested for peace of mind. Features: Rubber grips are

Spare a thought for today's pillion.

Bikes accelerate faster, brake harder and - at least at the sports end of the market - offer increasingly miserly passenger accommodation.

So how to hang on - in comfort and safety? Oxford has taken a fresh look at this challenge and applied its usual rigorous attention to detail to produce a unique solution which does the job and has been independently safety tested for peace of mind.

Features:

• Rubber grips are positioned thoughtfully on the rider's hips with the comfort of both rider and pillion in mind and have a generous aperture for large hands and padded gloves.
• Two belts are used to secure the grips in place. The first is a hook and loop fastened anti-dive belt, which offers stability under braking. The second is held in place by a buckle, but all the acceleration load is taken up by the immensely strong main strap.
• A sculpted, breathable, mesh backed pad at the front spreads any load taken up by the strap and its rubberised surface is friendly to the tank.
• All load bearing points are flag-stitched for maximum strength and the thread used is marine-grade to prevent it rotting if left damp and in case it comes into contact with salt water.
• Every component has been independently strength tested up to 180kg, which provides a comfortable margin for the 130kg rating deemed necessary for the product at the furthest possible extremes of usage.
• 3M^™ reflective stitching for improved visibility at night.
• Comprehensive instructions in multiple languages complete the safety package.