Using the Grip Attachment with Main Squeeze Strokers

Quick Answer

Attach any Doc Johnson Main Squeeze stroker to your Motorbunny BUCK using The Grip — a one-step locking mechanism that gives you hands-free vibration and thrusting.

How to Attach a Main Squeeze Stroker with The Grip

1. 1. Prepare the Grip and Stroker: Make sure your Motorbunny BUCK is turned off and unplugged. Remove any existing attachment from the BUCK's mounting plate. Take your Doc Johnson Main Squeeze stroker and insert the open end into The Grip's collar until it sits flush. Common mistake: Forcing the stroker in at an angle can damage the silicone. Align it straight and push gently.
2. 2. Lock the Stroker in Place: Pull the locking lever on The Grip upward until it clicks. This tightens the collar around the stroker's base. Give the stroker a gentle tug to confirm it's secure — it should not slide out. Checkpoint: If the stroker wobbles, the lever may not be fully engaged. Push it until you hear a click.
3. 3. Mount The Grip on the BUCK: Align the keyhole on the bottom of The Grip with the mounting post on the Motorbunny BUCK. Slide it down until it locks into place. You'll hear a second click when it's seated correctly. Common mistake: Mounting the Grip upside down. The locking lever should face away from the BUCK's control panel for easy access.
4. 4. Test the Connection: Turn on the BUCK at a low speed first. Watch and feel for any vibration or movement that might loosen the stroker. If everything stays steady, increase to your desired intensity. Checkpoint: If you hear rattling or feel the stroker shifting, stop and re-check the locking lever and mounting alignment.

Product Facts

• The Grip for Motorbunny BUCK - Fits Doc Johnson Main Squeeze Strokers: The Grip for Motorbunny BUCK is designed to firmly support any Doc Johnson Main Squeeze stroker, with a pull-tab locking lever for one-step mounting. You can swap strokers quickly without tools, and the lock prevents the stroker from twisting or falling off during use.