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handle bar grip glue - fishmitch_imp - 02-20-2016
im changing my rubber grips and was wondering what u guys suggest using for glue. thanx in advance
RE: handle bar grip glue - the Ferret - 02-20-2016
I dont use any glue. Just cut or blow the old grips off, squirt some contact cleaner in the new grip swish it around and slide it on really quick. Give it a few mins for the contact cleaner to dry up. Done.
RE: handle bar grip glue - fishmitch_imp - 02-20-2016
cool, ferret. never would of thought of that. gonna go try it .
RE: handle bar grip glue - Ole - 02-20-2016
Hair spray works also. I have had it hold grips in place for up to two years.
RE: handle bar grip glue - fishmitch_imp - 02-20-2016
ok guys, contact cleaner aint gonna work cause i already had cleaned old glue up. may try hairspray. do i need to use the kind that the spike guys use on their hair
RE: handle bar grip glue - metallyguitarded_imp - 02-20-2016
(02-20-2016, 01:21 AM)Ole_imp Wrote: Hair spray works also. I have had it hold grips in place for up to two years.
I went with hairspray too. Worked well.
RE: handle bar grip glue - Lord Popgun - 02-20-2016
When I put heated grips on the ST1300, the dealer service manager said if the grip is going to fit tight, use Pro-Honda grip cement. If it fits, well, not tight, use gel super glue. I used the Honda stuff.
Naturally, like most things, there appears to be more than one way to skin a cat. Disclaimer: I have 2 cats. Don't want to skin them
handle bar grip glue - Cormanus - 02-20-2016
Just had a call from the cats, popgun. They don't believe you.
RE: handle bar grip glue - Huladog_imp - 02-20-2016
Leftover clear spray paint (because it's going to ooze out), silicone seal or caulk or construction adhesive in a tube, whatever stuff you have leftover in the garage.
As long as it gives you time to slide on that sometimes stubborn grip and to rotate it into position then you're good to go.
Don't use that super glue stuff they include with grips, that stuff will setup too fast and you'll be cursing when the grip is stuck in the wrong position.
If you're a golfer and you regrip clubs you can use the tape and solvent method too.
Aloha,
Huladog
RE: handle bar grip glue - Lord Popgun - 02-20-2016
The Honda glue is basically a contact cement. After applying it to both surfaces it will set up. Before installing the grip, you are supposed to apply isopropyl alcohol liberally to allow the grip to slide on. You MUST move fast though.
And Cormanus--as much as those cats eat, they should be worried. Bet they taste like chicken!