I've heard of WD-40 doing the trick, get a little gap between the grip and bar, then insert the red spray tube. Then wash out the WD-40 from inside the grip prior to reinstall.
I've heard of WD-40 doing the trick, get a little gap between the grip and bar, then insert the red spray tube. Then wash out the WD-40 from inside the grip prior to reinstall.
I've heard of WD-40 doing the trick, get a little gap between the grip and bar, then insert the red spray tube. Then wash out the WD-40 from inside the grip prior to reinstall.
What he said. You can use a small regular screw driver to open a space under the grip. Then spray the WD-40 in several places around the handle bar. Pull and twist off. To install on the new handlebar, you can use super glue or grip glue. Work quickly
If you have access to compressed air and can get the air nozzle in between the grip and the bar a few good shots will break the seal with the bar and help get it off.