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ODI
ODI at Iron Offroad is a controls range centred on lock-on grips, with separate throttle cams and a throttle tube also listed. Riders can choose from different grip patterns, compounds and colours for motocross and enduro use, including smaller-bike options. Check the grip type and throttle application together before ordering. The right grip for your hands still needs the correct cam for your bike, so use the individual listing rather than the brand name alone.
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ODI — frequently asked questions
Common questions, straight answers. No fluff.
- The catalogue includes lock-on grip sets, separate snap-on throttle cams and a throttle tube. Grip descriptions cover half-waffle and no-waffle patterns, soft or pro-soft options, and several colours. Check each listing for the particular system and compound.
- The cam must match the bike's throttle application. ODI's snap-on cams are used with its V2 grip systems and compatible throttle tubes. Check the manufacturer application guide for your exact model and year before choosing a cam.
- ODI specifies installation without glue or wire ties for its V2 half-waffle lock-on set. Follow the instructions for the exact grip set you buy rather than applying that method to every ODI grip.
- ODI specifies 7/8-inch handlebar controls, a 110 mm grip length and 125 mm overall length with the clamp for this set. Check the space around your throttle housing and other controls against the exact product specification.
- ODI describes knockout ends on its V2 half-waffle and Emig 2.0 sets for full-wrap handguards. Follow the fitting instructions for the exact set you choose.
- Yes. Separate catalogue entries include cams described for KTM SX 50/65, Yamaha YZ 65 and Honda CRF 110. These are distinct parts; match the chosen cam to the grip system, model and year before ordering.