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GRIP TROUBLES

Live.Ride.Create Posts: 12 Joined: 4/18/2008 Location: , AUS	5/7/2008 9:59 AM Live.Ride.Create wrote: i put these standard fit grips on my bike n its been over 2-3 months since then and when i ride the grips move slowly away from the bar end into the bars. its pissing me off cuz like every couple of minutes or so i gotta like twist them back into the right spot. wat shuld i do... buy new grips? or wat method shuld i take Live.Ride.Create wrote: i put these standard fit grips on my bike n its been over 2-3 months since then and when i ride the grips move slowly away from the bar end into the bars. its pissing me off cuz like every couple of minutes or so i gotta like twist them back into the right spot. wat shuld i do... buy new grips? or wat method shuld i take Quote Last Post Only i put these standard fit grips on my bike n its been over 2-3 months since then and when i ride the grips move slowly away from the bar end into the bars. its pissing me off cuz like every couple of minutes or so i gotta like twist them back into the right spot. wat shuld i do... buy new grips? or wat method shuld i take when in doubt, just whip out
DaNokeBMX Posts: 137 Joined: 3/25/2008 Location: ROANOKE, VA	5/7/2008 11:18 AM DaNokeBMX wrote: drill a hole through ur grips and bars then use a screw and go throught the grips and bars those puppies wont budge DaNokeBMX wrote: drill a hole through ur grips and bars then use a screw and go throught the grips and bars those puppies wont budge Quote Last Post Only drill a hole through ur grips and bars then use a screw and go throught the grips and bars those puppies wont budge I Ride Little Bikes For Fun
xStayTruex Posts: 35 Joined: 4/14/2008 Location: STANLEY, NC	5/7/2008 11:26 AM xStayTruex wrote: try zip ties. trim them so they're tight against the bars and there isnt much excess. that way you dont have to worry about being sliced by the zip tie. xStayTruex wrote: try zip ties. trim them so they're tight against the bars and there isnt much excess. that way you dont have to worry about being sliced by the zip tie. Quote Last Post Only try zip ties. trim them so they're tight against the bars and there isnt much excess. that way you dont have to worry about being sliced by the zip tie.
jacobbmx013 Posts: 161 Joined: 2/14/2007 Location: Richmond, VA	5/7/2008 11:37 AM xStayTruex wrote: try zip ties. trim them so they're tight against the bars and there isnt much excess. that way you dont have to worry about being sliced by the zip tie. xStayTruex wrote: try zip ties. trim them so they're tight against the bars and there isnt much excess. that way you dont have to worry about being sliced by the zip tie. jacobbmx013 wrote: im gonna try that mine have always slid down Quote Last Post Only jacobbmx013 wrote: im gonna try that mine have always slid down Quote Last Post Only im gonna try that mine have always slid down FUCKthePOLICE
metal42293 Posts: 55 Joined: 2/16/2007 Location: , CT	5/7/2008 1:12 PM metal42293 wrote: i took thread lock under mine and and they hold off and you can still take them off if you want metal42293 wrote: i took thread lock under mine and and they hold off and you can still take them off if you want Quote Last Post Only i took thread lock under mine and and they hold off and you can still take them off if you want Ride Bikes
reaperrider13 Posts: 46 Joined: 5/08/2008 Location: BAKERSFIELD, CA	5/9/2008 4:49 PM Edited Date/Time: 5/9/2008 4:50 PM reaperrider13 wrote: hair spray or grip glue will do the trick or buy odi longnecks once you put them on they wont budge and they are comfy on the hands reaperrider13 wrote: hair spray or grip glue will do the trick or buy odi longnecks once you put them on they wont budge and they are comfy on the hands Quote Last Post Only hair spray or grip glue will do the trick or buy odi longnecks once you put them on they wont budge and they are comfy on the hands you can't learn to flow by reading books
sittingduck Posts: 148 Joined: 3/27/2008 Location: In the middle of, Oregon	5/9/2008 5:03 PM sittingduck wrote: I have some Fit grips that creep up the bars too... I have a compressor so it's no big deal to move 'em back. You could wire them down use grip glue get some grip stops sittingduck wrote: I have some Fit grips that creep up the bars too... I have a compressor so it's no big deal to move 'em back. You could wire them down use grip glue get some grip stops Quote Last Post Only I have some Fit grips that creep up the bars too... I have a compressor so it's no big deal to move 'em back. You could wire them down use grip glue get some grip stops

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