Throttle Wing for Goldstrike Grips Intended for Gold Wing Motorcycle

Left side in hope that it will assist in steering the trike (I have limited use of left hand & fingers/limited supination and pronation). Right side to echo the left (and hoping it will be of some use). Both wings exceeded expectation. Highly recommend these devices to anyone with supination, pronation, sensation, or mobility challenges. Arthritis, tendonitis, etc. is greatly alleviated by using these. They allow for a much lighter touch on the throttle, and I can't really explain why, but the how is that they rest just under the heel of the palm (toward the outside of your hand/away from the base of the thumb) and let your hand set so that the heel of the hand can be part of the throttle rotation motion. Easy to install and wonderfully machined and finished. I have the gloss black. Took a few stops during the first test drive (took along the 2.5 hex-head bit/magnetic screwdriver) to set them where they worked best for my hands (they have too many positions to count, with about 10 degrees or less between choices). Won't ride without these ever.

Please don't waste your money on their argument about symmetry, it's purpose built device. It looks silly to have a throttle wing on a non-throttle grip.Also reviewers complain about they angle not being controllable, they are failing to notice that there are two parts to this, an index ring and the actual throttle wing. The index ring fits over the end of the grip and has a bunch of little holes, the the throttle wing itself has two little index nubbin that lock in to that index ring.

I installed this on the bike. It wouldn't was too high, then too low, so I took it off and sent it back.

If you own Goldstrike grips this item is a perfect fit