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I use GRIPLOCK and let it set for 24 hrs. You can also wrap some tape ( I like cloth tape ) around the handlebar to give the glue something to adhere to. No promises on how easy the grip may be to remove in the future.
I didnt use a damn thing. Just slide it on and i think the clamps will hold it on. But i dont feel it sliping around, so im good for now. Hairspray is an interesting idea... I also like!
Thanks guys but I can't take credit. It's an old trick I learned from a graybeard. Here's another - to remove glued on grips pry the end up a bit and dribble some regular white vinegar down between the grip and bar. I stuck a wooded kabob skewer down there to help the vinegar get down faster. No time at all and the grip just slipped right off.
Hair spray. No joke - spray it inside the grip and while wet it eases installation. Leave it alone at least over night, 24 hrs if possible. Did mine months ago and still tight as a drum even in the hot FL sun.
Been doing that for thirty years or so. Works good, and doesn't damage the grips when taking them off. Cheap, and effective!
05-04-2010, 08:17 AM
