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spit down em, dries within 30 mins normally
Stanley knife go back on dead easy too !!
Quote from: WINI on December 06, 2011, 05:34 PMManfatnote to self: DO NOT ever buy grips from Mark
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Quote from: griff on December 06, 2011, 05:35 PMQuote from: WINI on December 06, 2011, 05:34 PMManfatnote to self: DO NOT ever buy grips from MarkSweet Jesus, i've just bought those Performer bars off the greb.
Quote from: mothwasp on December 06, 2011, 05:37 PMI use GT85 or similar but curious if there were better ways. Also how about removal...? Remove the bars, fill a basin with boiling hot water - dip the bar end in for 30 seconds or so, and the grip will be pliable and will slip off with ease
I use GT85 or similar but curious if there were better ways. Also how about removal...?
Smell em...
use either a foot pump or a stirup pump with the pointed adapter, two people are best for this job, one person puts the palm of their hand flat and tight over the hole in the end of the grip while holding the grip inthe other hand.the other person puts the small adapter in the hole of the other grip and holds it there while pumping, the air pressure wile cause one of the grips to expand slightly and if you time it right you can just pull the grip off with no damage to bars or grip.one the first one is off repeat for the second grip but this time insert your knob into the hole in the bars from where the first grip has been removed.i've done this many times and always found the grips to be totaly reuseable as they only expand a fraction and go straight back to shape. The same however cannot be said about my knob ..... it has never quite been the same since
Quote from: 58delray on December 06, 2011, 06:17 PM use either a foot pump or a stirup pump with the pointed adapter, two people are best for this job, one person puts the palm of their hand flat and tight over the hole in the end of the grip while holding the grip inthe other hand.the other person puts the small adapter in the hole of the other grip and holds it there while pumping, the air pressure wile cause one of the grips to expand slightly and if you time it right you can just pull the grip off with no damage to bars or grip.one the first one is off repeat for the second grip but this time insert your knob into the hole in the bars from where the first grip has been removed.i've done this many times and always found the grips to be totaly reuseable as they only expand a fraction and go straight back to shape. The same however cannot be said about my knob ..... it has never quite been the same since
Quote from: NORTY40 on December 06, 2011, 10:50 PMQuote from: 58delray on December 06, 2011, 06:17 PM use either a foot pump or a stirup pump with the pointed adapter, two people are best for this job, one person puts the palm of their hand flat and tight over the hole in the end of the grip while holding the grip inthe other hand.the other person puts the small adapter in the hole of the other grip and holds it there while pumping, the air pressure wile cause one of the grips to expand slightly and if you time it right you can just pull the grip off with no damage to bars or grip.one the first one is off repeat for the second grip but this time insert your knob into the hole in the bars from where the first grip has been removed.i've done this many times and always found the grips to be totaly reuseable as they only expand a fraction and go straight back to shape. The same however cannot be said about my knob ..... it has never quite been the same since sometimes you need to keep things to yourself..must be his age Joff
To get them on: Quick squirt of Lynx, always does the trick.To get them off: Peel back the flange, spit in it and manipulate with your hand.
Just boul a kette, fill a pint glass and tip the bike on it's side so you can dunk the grip in. No need to take the bars off - the grips come off easy. To put them back on just dunk them in the glass of boiling water and slide them on. Simples.