Quick answer

Attach your Doc Johnson Main Squeeze stroker to the Motorbunny Grip using the pull-tab locking lever, then mount the Grip onto your Motorbunny machine for hands-free vibration.

Why the Grip makes a difference

The Motorbunny Grip is designed specifically to hold Doc Johnson Main Squeeze strokers securely. Its pull-tab locking lever lets you attach or swap strokers in seconds without tools. This means you can focus on the sensation rather than fumbling with straps or clamps.

Because the Grip transfers the full vibration of the Motorbunny directly to the stroker, you get consistent, rumbly stimulation. Just make sure your Main Squeeze is fully seated before locking—otherwise you might lose some vibration transfer or have the stroker shift during use.

What you need before starting

You'll need a Motorbunny Original (or compatible model), the Motorbunny Grip attachment, and a Doc Johnson Main Squeeze stroker of your choice. The Grip does not include the stroker itself, so have yours ready.

Make sure the Grip's locking lever is in the open position before inserting the stroker. A common mistake is trying to force the stroker in while the lever is partially closed, which can damage the silicone or the locking mechanism.

Step-by-step setup

  1. Open the locking lever: Pull the tab on the Grip to fully open the locking lever. This creates enough space to insert the Main Squeeze stroker. If the lever doesn't move easily, check that it's not already locked—don't force it.
  2. Insert the Main Squeeze stroker: Slide the open end of the stroker into the Grip's cavity. Push it in until the base of the stroker is flush with the Grip's rim. A stroker that isn't fully seated may wobble or reduce vibration transfer. Press firmly but evenly.
  3. Lock the Grip: Push the locking lever back into the closed position. You should hear or feel a click. Give the stroker a gentle tug to confirm it's secure. If the stroker slides out, reopen the lever and reinsert it more deeply before locking again.
  4. Mount the Grip on your Motorbunny: Align the Grip's mounting plate with the attachment point on your Motorbunny Original. Secure it according to your machine's instructions (usually a twist-lock or pin). Double-check that the Grip is fully locked onto the machine before turning it on to avoid it coming loose during use.
  5. Adjust position and start: Set your desired angle and height on the Motorbunny. Start at a low speed to test the connection, then increase gradually. If you feel excessive vibration loss or noise, stop and recheck that the stroker and Grip are both fully locked.

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