KURYAKYN ISO GRIPS - Page 2

caper · 01-15-2010, 08:38 AM

Yep hairspray did the trick :) My wife told me to keep the bottle she found it too stickey , HAHAHA and doesn't use hairspray anymore. Who would of thought :) Thanks for the input !

dhomoney · 01-15-2010, 11:18 AM

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My left grip became loose in Custer. I think the dampness probably had something to do with it, since it rained daily. I don't like using gorilla glue, epoxy, or other adhesives that will outlast the bike itself, so I bought some unscented Aqua Net hairspray and sprayed the handlebar and the inside of the grip and slid it back on. It's good and solid now.

HOLY S**T they still make aquanet?! I figured that would have been outlawed as a hazmat by now.

I guess I will buying some of that before doing mine.

Nah, Jersey girls wouldn't survive without Aquanet. :)

yoda · 01-31-2010, 07:35 PM

I used the stuff that came with the grips. Then when I found I didn't care for the bars they were on, it was a PITA to get the left grip off without destroying it. I tried the hairspray on the reinstall on the original bars, but that didn't work. The left grip kept spinning around. So I went to the Honda dealer and got some Honda brand grip glue. $3 for enough to do several sets. It appears to be more of a rubber cement than Krazy glue, so it should be a less "permanant" nature.

rusty1 · 02-05-2010, 08:16 AM

Thats good to know about Aquanet. I have a can left over from shooting the potato gun.

cactusjack · 02-05-2010, 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by yoda

I used the stuff that came with the grips. Then when I found I didn't care for the bars they were on, it was a PITA to get the left grip off without destroying it. I tried the hairspray on the reinstall on the original bars, but that didn't work. The left grip kept spinning around. So I went to the Honda dealer and got some Honda brand grip glue. $3 for enough to do several sets. It appears to be more of a rubber cement than Krazy glue, so it should be a less "permanant" nature.

Usually the glue that Kuryakyn provides with the grips is hardened and useless by the time it gets to the consumer.

01-15-2010, 08:38 AM	#16
caper Sr. Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Nova Scotia, Canada Posts: 1,137	KURYAKYN ISO GRIPS Yep hairspray did the trick :) My wife told me to keep the bottle she found it too stickey , HAHAHA and doesn't use hairspray anymore. Who would of thought :) Thanks for the input ! __________________ Live in the NOW ! Login or Register to Remove Ads
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01-31-2010, 07:35 PM	#18
yoda Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Lititz, PA Posts: 432	KURYAKYN ISO GRIPS I used the stuff that came with the grips. Then when I found I didn't care for the bars they were on, it was a PITA to get the left grip off without destroying it. I tried the hairspray on the reinstall on the original bars, but that didn't work. The left grip kept spinning around. So I went to the Honda dealer and got some Honda brand grip glue. $3 for enough to do several sets. It appears to be more of a rubber cement than Krazy glue, so it should be a less "permanant" nature. __________________ I used to be indecisive, but now I am not so sure... Yoda VBA #01311 SCRC Chapter 289 07 Nomad
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02-05-2010, 08:16 AM	#19
rusty1 Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 84	KURYAKYN ISO GRIPS Thats good to know about Aquanet. I have a can left over from shooting the potato gun.
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