Just got my new grips in today. I’m going to put them on Sunday morning so i can have a bit of day light. I’ve heard a can of compressed air is the best way to get them on and off? Anything i should know before i get started?
I always spray the inside with hair spray to get them on, once it dries they stick OK
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I never had you down as a hairspray user
I use wd40, slide off and on easy, and when it drys the glue resticks
Grimbusa (22/12/2007)
ChunkyMonkey (22/12/2007)
tws_636 (22/12/2007)
I always spray the inside with hair spray to get them on, once it dries they stick OK
+1
I never had you down as a hairspray user
I had to revert to hair spray when you caused a hair gel shortage;)
ChunkyMonkey (22/12/2007)
Grimbusa (22/12/2007)
ChunkyMonkey (22/12/2007)
tws_636 (22/12/2007)
I always spray the inside with hair spray to get them on, once it dries they stick OK
+1
I never had you down as a hairspray user
I had to revert to hair spray when you caused a hair gel shortage;)
There’s no gel shortage. Check my bathroom cabinet
Grimbusa (22/12/2007)
ChunkyMonkey (22/12/2007)
Grimbusa (22/12/2007)
ChunkyMonkey (22/12/2007)
tws_636 (22/12/2007)
I always spray the inside with hair spray to get them on, once it dries they stick OK
+1
I never had you down as a hairspray user
I had to revert to hair spray when you caused a hair gel shortage;)
There’s no gel shortage. Check my bathroom cabinet
I suspect your bathroom cabinet is much like ours… full of newly aquired Brook Green Goodies;)
:Whistling: Maybe
Iv always put them on without anything except gule on the non throttle side.
The throttle is such a tight fit it doesnt need any glue
Thanks for the help guys! I ended up cutting the old ones off since i couldn’t be bothered with struggeling with them on a Sunday morning. To my suprise the hair spray did work a treat. I’ll keep that last bit to myself though my fiance will think i’ve gone loopy.:hehe:
I bet you thought the Hairspray thing was a wind up;)