Grip glue??

[MistahT]

I installed some new grips, heated so I didn't buy any "grip glue" from the internet that might need to be cut off or destroy them. Anyway, I used some hairspray. Throttle side seems good, but my clutch side rotates fairly easily.

What are you guys using? Anything that is strong but removable?

 

[Scott_Thomas]

I used extra hold hairspray,but not on heated grips. I have spider grips. Seem to be holding up fine.

 

[buzzbomb]

Hairspray? I love this forum! Thanks to the two of you for what might be a priceless bit of knowledge to someone.

 

[Scott_Thomas]

Hairspray? I love this forum! Thanks to the two of you for what might be a priceless bit of knowledge to someone.

When wet it helps it slip on, and when dry holds it in place. Win win!

 

[Sandyman]

Always used spray paint on dirtbikes when in a pinch and it just so happened that the tube of grip glue was dried out when I just went to replace grips over 2k miles ago. They seem to be holding just as good as they ever did with glue.

 

[UncleHilty]

+1 on hairspray. Don't get the aerosol can, get the liquid pump. When it fully drys it will become tacky and grips will stick nicely.

 

[dart1963]

honestly, with the oxford grips, I didn't add anything, suckers were a pain to push on.... now, after riding for a while, they will "slip", but not much at all, if they do start to slip more, I'll just get grip glue and glue 'em on in a small spot.

 

[buzzbomb]

honestly, with the oxford grips, I didn't add anything, suckers were a pain to push on.... now, after riding for a while, they will "slip", but not much at all, if they do start to slip more, I'll just get grip glue and glue 'em on in a small spot.

The grips slip. Just a little? That's OK? Bro, you scare me sometimes.

 

[dart1963]

The grips slip. Just a little? That's OK? Bro, you scare me sometimes.

yeah, if I man handle it I can "slip" it ... day-day riding though, it's secure