DIY Custom Leather Handlebar Grips for Yamaha XSR900 | Screw It! Episode 6

Welcome back to another episode of 'Screw It!' where Jake takes DIY to the next level. This time, he's customizing his Yamaha XSR900 with handmade leather handlebar grips. It's not a tutorial; it's an adventure in DIY motorcycle customization!
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[@dantizzle00]

This was fun to watch! Thanks for sharing. Hopefully you release an update short in a few weeks 👀

[@static369]

Nice creative mods!

[@XSR_RUGGER]

"I don't need to skiv it"
It's funny to hear someone who takes a craft seriously talk themselves out of the little things😂.
I do that all the time with stuff I'm working.

[@tri333ple]

😂 hahaha you get it 100%

[@chia1]

what gloves are you using? the leather gloves looks really good

[@Aisiu12]

Always love content like this

[@tri333ple]

Thanks bro appreciate you watching!

[@SuperLostscot]

heavy bar ends help remove the vibrations.

[@earlebird4262]

Are you going to stamp a pattern into your grips? That would look great, I think. Good project for a rainy day maybe.

[@earlebird4262]

You should machine the mirror clamp so it's 7/8". If you don't know a machinist, or have a machine shop nearby, you can do it yourself with a drill press and a drum sander.

[@tri333ple]

I would but I don’t think there’s enough material in the clamp to still be secure enough. Thanks for the advice tho! Will try it if I find something thicker

[@earlebird4262]

@@tri333ple oh. I didn't see it close enough. Sorry. Your way makes sense now.

[@Makermook]

I'm building/making my first chopper from scratch. I've already made a leather seat, and I want to use the same leather for the grips. Is contact cement all you use to secure the end of the wraps?

[@tri333ple]

Contact cement would work well, but for extra security, you can either use a thin metal wire to tie the grip down, or use a thick thread to tie the end. I used tiger thread at the ends of my grips here.

[@ketchupormayo9518]

Can I ask where did you get the bag near the side of your bike ?

[@tri333ple]

Hey buddy, it’s off AliExpress!

[@Rose__L]

Bro, which / where was Screw it Episode 5?

[@tri333ple]

Episode 5 was the one where Mark installed givi panniers on his motorcycle 🤣

[@Rose__L]

@@tri333ple orghhhh HAAAAAAAAA 😆 🤣 😂