Quick answer: A motorcycle handlebar grip set should be matched by the handlebar diameter, throttle-side tube fit, left/right configuration, length and end style. The current catalog lists a PU grip set for Haojue HJ110 / HJ125, but does not provide a complete year-by-year fitment chart. Ask the supplier to confirm the exact version and compare a sample before ordering quantities for resale.
For a wholesale inquiry, send the model year and market, photos of both grips and the throttle tube, and measured inner diameters and lengths. Ask whether the pair is supplied as left and right pieces, what the stated dimensions and weight cover, and whether colors or end caps have separate MOQs. A model name or a visually similar grip is not proof of compatibility.
What does the HJ110 / HJ125 listing tell a buyer?
The catalog listing names a Haojue HJ110 / HJ125 handlebar grip set and identifies the material as PU. Its current text records listed dimensions of 22 × 6 × 6 cm and a listed weight of 200 g, but does not say whether those figures describe an individual grip, the set, or the retail package. Treat them as recorded catalog values and ask the supplier to confirm their measurement scope before using them for freight or a product specification sheet.
The listing title is a reference, not a complete application chart. Confirm the model year, local-market version, handlebar diameter and throttle-tube shape with the supplier. If a buyer intends to supply multiple model years or a wider family, request a written fitment table or samples for each version rather than extending the listing claim by assumption.
How do left and right grips differ?
Many grip sets have a plain left-side grip and a right-side grip that fits over a throttle tube. The exact dimensions and interface vary by vehicle and product. Ask whether this catalog item is supplied as a matched pair, whether the right grip has a different inner diameter, and whether the throttle tube is included. Request photographs of both ends and an image showing the set laid out with labels for left and right.
Do not assume that two grips with the same outside pattern are interchangeable. The right side must move freely with the throttle tube and return as designed by the vehicle maker. Confirm the intended assembly method and have installation and throttle-return checks completed according to the vehicle service procedure.
Which measurements should be sent with the RFQ?
Measure the handlebar’s outside diameter where the left grip seats and the throttle tube’s outside diameter where the right grip fits. Record the usable grip length, internal bore at both ends, wall thickness if known, and whether the ends are open or closed. Take caliper photos and put the tool display in the same frame as the part. If the buyer cannot remove the grips, provide close-ups of the installed ends and ask the supplier which measurements are needed.
Measurements should identify what is being measured: handlebar, throttle tube, grip bore, overall length or packaging. A dimension in the listing does not tell the buyer which interface it describes. Ask the supplier to return a dimensioned drawing and mark the relevant bore and length before approving the sample.
How should material, texture and color be specified?
The listing identifies PU as the material. It does not state hardness, surface texture specification, UV performance, oil resistance, certification or a precise color standard. If the buyer has requirements for hand feel, pattern, color matching, odor, flexibility or cleaning resistance, state them as separate acceptance criteria and request a sample. A product photo can help identify a pattern but cannot certify a material property.
For mixed-color orders, ask whether colors are separate SKUs, whether the minimum order applies to each color, and whether the shade can vary between production lots. Keep a signed or photographed color sample with the purchase order if exact matching matters. Confirm any custom logo, packaging or barcode separately because artwork and setup may create a different MOQ or lead time.
What should a grip sample test include?
Compare the sample against the buyer’s handlebar and throttle tube, checking bore, length, end style and whether the pair is correctly identified. The left grip should seat in the specified position without hidden damage. On the right side, check clearance and smooth rotation with the throttle tube installed, then verify proper return under the vehicle maker’s service instructions. A qualified mechanic should perform installation and safety checks.
Record the sample’s SKU, color, measured dimensions, material description, packaging and approval date. If the supplier revises the shape, bore or surface pattern, approve the new revision again. Keep a retained sample for incoming inspection so that bulk production can be compared against the exact accepted version rather than an old photograph.
How should a wholesale quote be structured?
Ask for a separate quotation line for each model reference, color and pack configuration. Confirm whether the price is per grip or per pair, whether the throttle tube is included, MOQ per selection, sample charge, production lead time and payment terms. Request packing quantity, gross weight and outer-carton dimensions for logistics. Because the listed 22 × 6 × 6 cm and 200 g do not state their scope, do not use them as confirmed carton data.
For a distributor who plans a broad catalog, ask the supplier to identify which fitment claims are supported by a checked sample or written application record. Keep model and year notes in the SKU master. If one grip pattern is offered for several vehicles, request the exact bar and throttle-tube dimensions for every version being quoted.
What information belongs in a grip RFQ?
- Buyer SKU, requested pair quantity, model year and destination market.
- Handlebar outside diameter and usable left-side grip length.
- Throttle-tube diameter, right-side bore, rotation clearance and end style.
- Photos of left and right grips, tube, ends, texture and any markings.
- Required material, color reference, pattern, logo and packaging, if specified.
- Whether the quote is for one grip or a matched pair, and whether a tube is included.
- MOQ per model/color, sample cost, current unit price and production lead time.
- Dimensioned drawing, fitment basis, packing count, gross weight and carton size.
If a value is unknown, mark it “to confirm.” The supplier should return the exact dimension or sample requirement instead of relying on an unlabelled photo or a broad vehicle family name.
Frequently asked questions
Does the product fit every HJ110 and HJ125?
The listing names HJ110 / HJ125 but does not include a year-by-year application chart. Confirm the exact market version and compare the handlebar and throttle-tube dimensions before bulk purchase.
Are the listed dimensions the size of one grip?
The current listing records 22 × 6 × 6 cm without stating whether it applies to one grip, the pair or its package. Ask the supplier to label the measurement scope in a drawing or quotation.
Can the buyer rely on PU as a complete material specification?
PU is the material label present in the listing. If hardness, texture, color standard or performance requirements matter, request a sample and written confirmation of each requirement.
Next step for a wholesale buyer
Use the HJ110 / HJ125 grip listing as the inquiry reference, then attach the model-year details, both-side photos and measured bar and throttle-tube diameters. For multi-SKU purchasing, the motorcycle parts SKU master template can help keep model, color, packaging and MOQ details separate. Request a sample and a written fitment basis before confirming the bulk order.
Related catalog: Browse the motorcycle handlebars and controls category. For a wholesale RFQ, include the motorcycle model/year and item reference or clear photos, the exact part reference or clear photos, and target quantity so fitment and order terms can be confirmed.