00:00So you've got a beautiful bike, right? Fresh grips, clean lines, and then you look down and see those
00:06ugly stock plastic bar ends staring back at you. Yeah, they bug me too. The good news is, swapping
00:13them out is honestly one of the cheapest, easiest upgrades you can make, like, 10 minutes with an
00:17Allen key and you're done. I've been digging through the deals, and today I'm running you
00:22through the top 5 CNC handlebar end plugs for bikes, all of them under 12 bucks. Let's get into it.
00:29Kicking things off at number 1, we've got these CNC bar end caps made for the Yamaha MT and FZ
00:34family
00:35MT-07, MT-09, MT-10, MT-125, FZ1, FZ6, FZ6R, you name it. What sells me on these is
00:44the machining.
00:46You get that deep, crisp anodized finish that actually catches the light instead of looking
00:50like painted plastic, and because they're solid billet aluminum, they add a little weight at the
00:54bars, which genuinely helps cut down vibration on longer rides. They're $9.50, with over 4,800 sold
01:03and a 4.7 rating. For under 10 bucks, that's a no-brainer upgrade. Coming in at number 2 is
01:10basically the same family of bar ends, but a slightly different variant for the MT-07, MT-09,
01:16MT-10, MT-125 and the FZ range. The reason this one made the list separately is the Fitment hardware,
01:23the expanding bolt system inside grips the inner bar wall really firmly, so you don't get that
01:28annoying rattle or spin some cheap plugs give you after a few hundred miles. This one's $1,179,
01:34with over 4,400 sold and a 4.7 rating. Slightly pricier, but if you want something that stays put
01:41and doesn't wobble, it's worth the extra couple of dollars. Number 3 is for the scooter crowd,
01:47and honestly, don't sleep on this one. These CNC aluminum bar end plugs are made specifically
01:53for the Yamaha NMAX 125 and 155. The standout here is how much character they add to a scooter
02:00that comes pretty plain from the factory, a pop of anodized color at the ends of the bars
02:04completely changes the front-end look. And again, it's real aluminum, not that soft pot metal that
02:10strips the second you touch it with a hex key. $10.31, over 4,300 sold, 4.7 stars.
02:19Easy win for your daily commuter. Number 4 is my personal value pick of the whole list.
02:26These are universal 7-8-inch bar end weights that fit Yamaha MT-03, MT-07, Honda CBR and a
02:33whole load
02:33of other bikes with standard bars. So if you've got more than one bike in the garage, or you're just
02:39not sure about exact fitment, these are the safe bet. And check this out, they're the cheapest on the
02:44list at $8.97, but they've got the highest rating too, 4.9 stars from nearly 4,000 buyers.
02:51Cheapest and best rated? That's rare. Grab those.
02:57Rounding out the list at number 5, we've got these CNC aluminum bar end plugs made for the Honda CBR600RR.
03:05If you ride a Supersport, you know how buzzy the bars can get at higher revs, and the added mass
03:10on
03:10these actually takes the edge off that tingling hands feeling on a longer ride. The finish is
03:15properly done as well, the anodizing holds up to weather instead of fading to a chalky mess after
03:19one wet season. 1076, over 3,800 sold, and a solid 4.8 rating. Great little upgrade for the sport
03:28bike
03:28guys. Alright, that's the 5. I've dropped links to every single one of these down in the description,
03:35so go check the prices, they move around a lot. If this helped you out, smash that like button and
03:41hit subscribe, because I'm putting out bike gear breakdowns like this every week.
03:46Thanks for watching, and I'll catch you in the next one. Ride safe.
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