Re: Of Hair Do's and Heated Grips

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Eric Sheley wrote:
> 
> At 07:11 AM 04/18/1999 -0700, Lance wrote:
> >Noticed Rich's fight witht the grips and thought I'd offer my 3 cents worth
> >to avoid future fights with the tang gang!
> >Hairspray!!!!!
> >No kidding!!!!!
> >Once you cut off your old grips, spray the throttle tube and the clipons as
> >well as the inside of the new grips.
> >Those babies slide on like they're loaded with K-Y, and then they dry (o.k.,
> >o.k. excuse the poetic license).
> 
> and as long as the originals aren't glued on, you can squirt some WD40
> under the stock grip and slide them right off thus not having to cut off a
> perfectly good grip. If you ever sold (god forbid) the bike, then you could
> put the stock grips back on if needed.
> 
> - Eric
> 
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What I've found works good for me even if glued on is compressed air.
Just aim the nozzle at the end of the bar and move around until it
loosen up and simply work off. Glue or not. Regards, Steve.


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