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Is there a trick to puting new grips on. I bought some grip glue but I heard hairspray works too. I just put the heated grip pads on the bars and just need to put the new grips on. I am just worried about getting them all the way on. I had to cut the end of them so my bar end mirrors can mount back. Any suggestions? Cant wait to use the heaters.....
Bruce
Not that this helps now but its easier when its warm out.
key is to use brute strength and work fast.
I have always used the grip adhesive but sometimes if they
are really tight I skip that and just use water.
Or apply it later by peeling the grip back.
Heard about hair spray but never done it.
Does start slick then get sticky ?
Or....
Gas.
Splash a little in the grip. Slip it on. Done.
I guess all that other fancy stuff works too.
7 bikes, all new grips, none of them slip/move/twist. Make sure the bar is clean.
2021 KTM Duke 890 R
2020 BMW R1250GS Adventure Exclusive
1982 Honda CB750F Super Sport
water with a drop of dishsoap.
Mike
05 636
Green Machine
07 Husky sm510
just use an air hose if you have it, that way when u take them off you dont need to deal with any glue or crap, and with hair spray when it dries out after a long time they can slip. Air is what I found to be best.
Got it using the dishsoap method. Worked like a champ. I used grip glue and safety wire. Hopefully they dont slip. Check it out:
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is that a pink fuzzy around the brake master cyclinder..??
hmmmm......
i've always used alcohol swaps. just wipe down the bar and slip on the grip then wait once it wont move anymore saftey wire and you're done...
Scott
1990 Honda Hawk NT700 (rebuilt?)
2012 Ducati Streetfighter 848 (retarded fun)
You should have read the directions and used the high temp epoxy.
KB
Best that I have found to work,
WD-40 to get them off,
Aqua Net to hold on the new ones, works like a charm!
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Friendship is like peeing in your pants,
Everyone can see it,
But only you can feel the true warmth.
With them safety wired there is nothing to worry about.
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But only you can feel the true warmth.
How do you safety wire them on?![]()
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[QUOTE=l3uddha;352738][QUOTE=akira700;352404]
key is to use brute strength and work fast.
I didnt find it messy, a few thin lines of it and then wipe the excess off near the inside when you get within an inch of the end. I thought it was nice and neat.
I did that with the grip-glue stuff.
it worked, but what a fucking mess!![]()
Nice grips, I have the exact same kind. I had a friend put them on for me and he used a quick setting glue that came out of a small plastic bottle with a very tapered nozzle. A few light strokes of glue-- the grips go on without a hassle, no slipping.
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Selltekk.
-'04 Yami YZF600R (NOT R6)
- Uberfast Blue color
-Two Bros. Exhaust
-OES Sliders
-Helibars
-Mototeck Flushies
-Factory Pro Shift Kit
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picking up some grips today. Anyone use Progrip 699's?
'02 F4i