Are Grips hard to Remove??sporty??
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RE: Are Grips hard to Remove??sporty??
Very easy...
Split the left one lengthwise with a razorblade. remove switch housing and off it comes.
Throttle side, put a piece of cardboard in the brake lever, remove switch housing (some, no need to fully pull it off) loosen throttle cables,pop the ferrules, and slide grip off.
Be sure to put a towel under the right grip to catch the ferrules if you drop them.
Split the left one lengthwise with a razorblade. remove switch housing and off it comes.
Throttle side, put a piece of cardboard in the brake lever, remove switch housing (some, no need to fully pull it off) loosen throttle cables,pop the ferrules, and slide grip off.
Be sure to put a towel under the right grip to catch the ferrules if you drop them.
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RE: Are Grips hard to Remove??sporty??
Same as Rubarb said above unless you want to save the left. If you have an air compressor, use a small screwdriver to loosen the rubber toward the front and then using an air blower blow air into the grip. The grip will start to loosen from the force and with a little playing around it will come off in one piece.
Ride Safe,
Mike
Ride Safe,
Mike
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RE: Are Grips hard to Remove??sporty??
ORIGINAL: 1200cc
well im going with more chrome again,Will my stock grips
be hard to remove??dont know where to start,going with
chome and rubber style a brief how to would be great,thanks
well im going with more chrome again,Will my stock grips
be hard to remove??dont know where to start,going with
chome and rubber style a brief how to would be great,thanks
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