Old 09-25-05, 08:02 AM
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Stv
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Originally Posted by mike
Maybe dishwater soap works for getting grips off, but I tried it and the grips were forever slipping after I put the new grips on to the bars. I finally had to take them off, rinse off the bars and grips, and use WD-40.
Well, I gotta agree and admit, using straight soap, the slippage has happened to me. Best to dilute the soap with water.

The WD40 tip works if the grip material is absorbent and compatible enough to soak up the residual lubricant left behind. Other wise you got the same slip issues and it is difficult to get the grip to re-stick after the WD40 contamination.
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