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zfmotox54xx

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Any tips for removing old/stubborn grips?
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Tips please



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800screws

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just cut them down the center with a utility blade or use a aircompressor to blow them off....

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perrymx23

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Can stick a long skinny screwdriver between grip and handle bar, then spray into grip with brake clean or wd40 and grip comes right off.



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wilsonracing829

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new bars? just kidding deff cut down the center and carb cleaner will losen it up for ya

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I've found on new bikes you need a wire wheel to get the grips off, they are vulcanized onto the bar. Just be careful on throttle tube, go nuts if you want on the clutch lever side if you want first to get a feel for it.

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zfmotox54xx

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Grips have lots of old glue on them...Any chemicals work?

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