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[GregMember]

Moto wrote:

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I need new grips on my bike, you can try that method when you fit them to my bike TB

Sure cover your bike in petrol and light it, throw the grips at the burning heap

Done deal, I will even drive up to your place to do that :laugh:

TB

[Anonymous]

How rude!!!!

[Eric SmithMember]

Trailboss wrote:

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Moto wrote:

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I need new grips on my bike, you can try that method when you fit them to my bike TB

Sure cover your bike in petrol and light it, throw the grips at the burning heap

Done deal, I will even drive up to your place to do that :laugh:

TB

AHHHH HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!! Classic! Karma TB, that’s great! :cheer: :cheer: 😆 😆 :laugh: :laugh: 😆 😆 :cheer: :cheer:

[GregMember]

Moto wrote:

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How rude!!!!

Dont worry s*#t doesnt burn it just smolders :laugh:

TB

[Eric SmithMember]

Trailboss wrote:

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ECKS I can never remember to try your method DOH! I just fitted new grips to and remembered after I had finished

I spray paint in mine and then wire them, I want to try your method I will remember next time I hope

TB

Well the tape will work just as well with spray paint or hairspray or whatever. It does make it a crapload easier to take the old ones off. The petrol will do the same as the paint I would have thought, more or less. Its the tape makes the difference at the other end of the grip’s life.

[Bruce CurtisMember]

I think my Bunnings electrical tape must be inferior to the southern stuff Ecks, as i did just that and 10 minutes into the last ride “hello” twin throttles, and my daughters hairspray must be eco-friemdly as for the first time that’s not working either???

BC

[GregMember]

Twin throttles cool !!

One for each ???

TB

[glennMember]

just used the scotts grip glue you can buy from the shop that takes all our money. That tape idea sounds like a winner will have to remember that if I ever change grips again.I used the tie wire to assist with holding them in place.

[Eric SmithMember]

Mr Blue wrote:

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I think my Bunnings electrical tape must be inferior to the southern stuff Ecks, as i did just that and 10 minutes into the last ride “hello” twin throttles, and my daughters hairspray must be eco-friemdly as for the first time that’s not working either???

BC

Must admit Blue, I use the good stuff, not the cheap version. Hate the twin throttles!

[Bruce CurtisMember]

Trailboss wrote:

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Twin throttles cool !!

One for each ???

TB

what they used to call Dick Johnston.

BC

[GregMember]

Mr Blue wrote:

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Trailboss wrote:

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Twin throttles cool !!

One for each ???

TB

what they used to call Dick Johnston.

BC

Karma blue your on the money

TB

[glennMember]

End result of all of the Old bulls assistance.

Oh yeh menace thanks for nothing,MATE lota bleeding help you were:woohoo:

[GregMember]

Boony wrote:

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End result of all of the Old bulls assistance.

Oh yeh menace thanks for nothing,MATE lota bleeding help you were:woohoo:

Boony if you run your bark busters down at that angle they will do nothing for you should you clip at tree will they? They need to be level horizontal, if they are angled they will just spin down if the are level they have less chance of going around the bars wont they, they still protect your levers and your hands

TB

[glennMember]

Ok off to the shed to rectify that issue real soon.. thank you for you assistance, so run them horizontal to the ground no matter what angle my levers are at…is that what I`m hearing TB

[DeanMember]

Yeh I was also going to pick you up on that Boony:laugh: The angle of your levers should be positioned to what is comfortable when your arms are straight,depending whether you sit or stand mostly when riding.

Ollie

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