Grip replacement

[Joyflyin]

Some do if you hit them hard enough.

 

[NEWHD74FAN]

They may move, but resetting bones is not necessarily as hard but lots more painful...ouch!!!

 

[Joyflyin]

I didn't say it was fun. LOL

 

[walleye]

I am still wondering why Hobbit has hair spray........ :laugh

 

[Joyflyin]

He says he's a hairy guy. :lolrolling:lolrolling

 

[vistavette]

I knew Hobbit had more uses for his hair spray than keeping his pretty locks in place...will this start another trend similar to glider & pledge???:s

Although I will use this tip when installing my new aileron grips...

I remember using hair spray in the 70's to install grips on my BMX bicycle! Worked great; when wet it made the grips slide on and it dries quick and turns into glue.

 

[dfbales]

hairspray, never would of thunk that, now the wife will have another reason to chase me down with her rolling pin

 

[sprinkman]

Do you spray it on the bar or in the grip? Getting ready to replace mine with some Willie G Skulls and do not see any glue in the package.

 

[HarryB737]

The Hair spray trick didn't work for me... After 3-days of not disturbing it... it had not set-up. It may have been the wrong brand or something... I had to remove the grip re-clean it & I used the glue that came with the grips... Kuryakyn "Black widow" adhesive... Seems to be holding well.

 

[HarryB737]

Hobbit, What I used was a brand called "Bed Head". My daughter said it was a hard to hold formula, so I thought that should work... Oh well, I still appreciate ALL the other Great tips on this site, That's the first one that didn't work for me... No problem