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jonbth 08-30-07 11:11 AM

Lock on grips
 
I hope this isn't a stupid question. Are lock on grips easier to slide on and off a handlebar? I have a carbon bar and putting on and taking off grips is a real pain in the *****.

MulletArgyleman 08-30-07 11:31 AM


Originally Posted by jonbth (Post 5176500)
I hope this isn't a stupid question. Are lock on grips easier to slide on and off a handlebar? I have a carbon bar and putting on and taking off grips is a real pain in the *****.

k, you've got it all wrong. LOG's LOCK on to the bar with an allen key or screwdriver and the result is the grip NOT coming off. Nowhere does it say they come off easier, but if u find they do - then they do:).

jonbth 08-30-07 11:39 AM

Let me rephrase the question. I know they won't slide or come off after you lock them on the the little locking rings. Are the grips easier to slide on and off the bar than normal grips? I was thinking that they might not make them to fit as tight because they are locked on.

Cyclist30907654 08-30-07 11:39 AM


Originally Posted by MulletArgyleman (Post 5176661)
k, you've got it all wrong. LOG's LOCK on to the bar with an allen key or screwdriver and the result is the grip NOT coming off. Nowhere does it say they come off easier, but if u find they do - then they do:).

I think his thought was that non-lock on grips stay on by the friction thats present, making them so hard to get on, but since lock - on grips use the lock to stay on, could they be easier to put on?

ghettocruiser 08-30-07 11:43 AM

Yes, they are.

born2bahick 08-30-07 11:47 AM


Originally Posted by jonbth (Post 5176500)
I hope this isn't a stupid question. Are lock on grips easier to slide on and off a handlebar? I have a carbon bar and putting on and taking off grips is a real pain in the *****.

Yes when the lock ring or allen screw is loosened they pull right off! For a carbon bar I would definately reccomend a lock ring type, (Oury )instead of a tensioning screw that digs directly into the bar.( Nashbar, K2 pipeclamp )

norco_rider77 08-30-07 07:36 PM

i recently fixed my neighbors bikes. man my hands were sore after that. thats why i run lock-ons, so much easier.

BearSquirrel 09-01-07 05:30 AM

They are much easier until you overtighten one of the bolts and it strips. Then they are much harder to get off.

ilikebikes 09-01-07 04:35 PM


Originally Posted by jonbth (Post 5176500)
I hope this isn't a stupid question. Are lock on grips easier to slide on and off a handlebar? I have a carbon bar and putting on and taking off grips is a real pain in the *****.

Dude! is this the same as your bike?! cause if it is.....damn thats nice!

http://www.sunsetmtb.co.uk/images/sh...1162473954.jpg

jonbth 09-03-07 07:56 AM


Originally Posted by ilikebikes (Post 5191220)
Dude! is this the same as your bike?! cause if it is.....damn thats nice!

http://www.sunsetmtb.co.uk/images/sh...1162473954.jpg

Yeah, my bike is the same as that, maybe a year older.

selecta 09-03-07 08:52 PM

yes, easier


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