what kind of glue to hold on motorcycle grip?
Grip glue or no grip glue?
Does grip glue make that much of a difference? I also heard that spray paint works? Whats your opinion?
Don't utilize the stuff. Always sprayed the grip with a window cleaning product, applied and wire-tied; however, I have tried to use grip glue but found it to be messy and a fleck of a pain to make clean off before applying the adjacent set of grips.
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Not having grip glue and wire on my left grip cost me the overall at one of the biggest races of my life.
I think wires are more than of import than the glue though. They still spin with only the mucilage in identify simply non when I wire them on.
i use blackness spray paint, sets up in about 2 minutes and i've never had a grip slip
peelout wrote:
i apply black spray paint, sets up in about two minutes and i've never had a grip slip
peelout wrote:
i utilize black spray paint, sets upwards in about 2 minutes and i've never had a grip skid
^^^^^^^^^ What he said.
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I utilize Gorilla mucilage for my motorcycles and bicycles, never had to apply wire since
Gas and electrical tape.
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contact cleaner and a quick install will bail the grips and they slide on easy! I ever use rubber wire even though they seem to stay put without information technology. I tried paint and glue etc. but too messy. Effort my way, its fast, easy, clean and they stay put.
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mx757 wrote:
Gas and electrical tape.
mx757 wrote:
Gas and electrical tape.
Sounds like a mess.
Try a little infant oil. Works great.
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TWicks wrote:
I utilize Gorilla mucilage for my motorcycles and bicycles, never had to use wire since
TWicks wrote:
I use Gorilla mucilage for my motorcycles and bicycles, never had to use wire since
Im the same way, use some 3M adhesive and the grip slides correct on easily (the glue serves as lube at get-go), wait two-minutes and youre fix to race. No wires. Ive never had a grip motion with the 3M and it comes off easy enough with Berrymans Chemtool spray.
I dont sympathize the whole wire thing, its only not needed.
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I got tired of messing with grip glue and spray paint.. I at present used gorilla mucilage only.. had the same grips for 3 months now and they havent budged at all
Simply ane petty fleck of communication- sometimes grips stay on fine, until a mud race when they can start spinning (or worse). I e'er become the extra mile with glue and safety wire.
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Not all grip glue is the same. We use Renthal grip mucilage, which is very much like the 3M weatherstrip agglutinative. Have tried some other grip glues which were worse than using nothing. Still take to wire, no thing what. But the grip glue helps get the grip onto the bar, and helps hold better than wire lone.
Black 3M and safe wire.
I'1000 a combo, mucilage/wire blazon of guy bro. Do information technology
Military camp wrote:
Blackness 3M and safety wire.
CamP wrote:
Black 3M and safety wire.
I use the xanthous 3M, has little more than gription. Its SUPER afterward all. 
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I think I'thou going to try the 3M adhesive.... concluding time I put new grips on I used the Scott grip glue and wire but it notwithstanding spun a little bit.
I helped out at a wheel store. We used hairspray to mount grips onto handlebars. I never tried it on my motorbike though. I'grand a grip glue and wire kind of guy.
raddad wrote:
contact cleaner and a quick install will bond the grips and they slide on easy! I e'er use rubber wire even though they seem ...more
raddad wrote:
contact cleaner and a quick install will bond the grips and they slide on easy! I always use safety wire fifty-fifty though they seem to stay put without it. I tried paint and gum etc. only also messy. Try my way, its fast, easy, make clean and they stay put.
Tried about everything......the above is what I do now.
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Campsite wrote:
Black 3M and safety wire.
Military camp wrote:
Black 3M and safety wire.
^^^^^ Works for me..
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I don't employ glue or wires. These ODI grips are 20 buck, merely they bolt on and considering the ends protect the rubber, the grips last for a long fourth dimension even after crashing, and they don't come off, even in mud, water or crashes.
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3M or any brand automotive headliner agglutinative and wire. It'south tits.
That was the worst ever.
I was putting grips on my 07 suzuki dr650 and it took forever. The clutch side came off easy but on the throttle side the grip was fused to the throttle body. Took my an hr to slowly clamper the grip off. Then i said F it and took the throttle torso off and dremeled the shit out of information technology. I but slid the throttle grip on with water. Then on the clutch side i decided to effort the gorilla glue. Wow that sucked. It simply added friction to it. Took similar 20 min to go on my grip is pretty much half worn from all the tugging.
Im never irresolute grips on that matter once again.
mxrider225 wrote:
That was the worst ever.
I was putting grips on my 07 suzuki dr650 and information technology took forever. The clutch side came off like shooting fish in a barrel only on ...more
mxrider225 wrote:
That was the worst ever.
I was putting grips on my 07 suzuki dr650 and information technology took forever. The clutch side came off easy but on the throttle side the grip was fused to the throttle trunk. Took my an hour to slowly chunk the grip off. So i said F information technology and took the throttle torso off and dremeled the shit out of it. I just slid the throttle grip on with h2o. Then on the clutch side i decided to try the gorilla gum. Wow that sucked. Information technology but added friction to information technology. Took like 20 min to get on my grip is pretty much one-half worn from all the tugging.
Im never irresolute grips on that thing again.
I'm willing to bet you lot're doing it wrong bro. Practise it
Vodka and red spray paint.
I employ a grip glue called "Grip it" Shit locks a grip on ameliorate than anything I've used.
Have information technology to the limit, one more than time!
peelout wrote:
i use black spray paint, sets up in near 2 minutes and i've never had a grip slip
peelout wrote:
i use blackness spray paint, sets up in almost 2 minutes and i've never had a grip skid
Does red paint piece of work too?
JK. I utilise pilus spray. Makes putting on the grip easy while wet, and so hold it somewhat in one case dry.
I then wire the grips, mostly because I have a absurd set of wiring pliers.
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peelout wrote:
i utilise blackness spray paint, sets up in about 2 minutes and i've never had a grip slip
peelout wrote:
i employ black spray paint, sets upward in most 2 minutes and i've never had a grip slip
mjskier wrote:
Does red pigment work besides?
JK. I use hair spray. Makes putting on the grip easy while wet, and and then hold information technology somewhat once dry out.
I ...moremjskier wrote:
Does red paint work besides?
JK. I use hair spray. Makes putting on the grip like shooting fish in a barrel while moisture, and and so hold it somewhat once dry out.
I then wire the grips, mostly considering I accept a cool fix of wiring pliers.
Friction tape and contact cleaner
Racer92 wrote:
Im the same way, employ some 3M adhesive and the grip slides correct on easily (the gum serves as lube at beginning), wait two-minutes ...more
Racer92 wrote:
Im the aforementioned way, utilize some 3M adhesive and the grip slides right on hands (the gum serves equally lube at start), wait 2-minutes and youre ready to race. No wires. Ive never had a grip move with the 3M and information technology comes off easy plenty with Berrymans Chemtool spray.
I dont empathize the whole wire thing, its just not needed.
Must be a Suzuki thing...
That's what I use, only I clean the old stuff off with lacquer thinner.
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