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Does anybody have the Race Face Good Evil grips?
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03-16-02, 10:53 PM
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Originally posted by KleinMp99
yea......i think they go on the handlebars and you put your hands on them, but I could be wrong
yea......i think they go on the handlebars and you put your hands on them, but I could be wrong
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Originally posted by Dirtgrinder
I think those drugs Klein's taking for his Wisdom teeth are getting to him.
I think those drugs Klein's taking for his Wisdom teeth are getting to him.
same here.
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Fubar, I picked up some new Oury mtn bike grips for $5 at my LBS a few months ago. There awesome, and on sale too! I replaced the stock foam fisher grips that came with my bike, a huge difference. One of the best $5 upgrades i have ever put on my bike. 
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Originally posted by KleinMp99
haha.....its just when I see a dumb
question, i dont answer them in a nice way
haha.....its just when I see a dumb
question, i dont answer them in a nice way
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I put some Salsa "Juegos de Fuego" grips on my bike last summer. They're pretty soft and tacky too.
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Originally posted by KleinMp99
haha.....its just when I see a dumb question, i dont answer them in a nice way
haha.....its just when I see a dumb
question, i dont answer them in a nice way
You know my mom always said "if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all"
Maybe you should listen to MOM.
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Originally posted by midwestmntnbkr
What was dumb about that question? He was looking for advice before spending money. That is NOT dumb. You need to relax a bit and think before you answer.
You know my mom always said "if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all"
Maybe you should listen to MOM.
What was dumb about that question? He was looking for advice before spending money. That is NOT dumb. You need to relax a bit and think before you answer.
You know my mom always said "if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all"
Maybe you should listen to MOM.
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I have some WTB grips right now, but they are too thin. I want something a little wider.
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Fubar get some. I did. They are well padded and just look so good on the bike. On one grip is an angel, on the other the devil!
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you will love the odi lock on grips if you havent tried them before, I think all bikes should come with them, because they are the best grips made.
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Can anyone recommend any GripShift Shorty compatible grips, or grips that can be cut down easily?
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I tried the ODI but didn't really like the grip texture.
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Originally posted by Richard D
Can anyone recommend any GripShift Shorty compatible grips, or grips that can be cut down easily?
Richard
Can anyone recommend any GripShift Shorty compatible grips, or grips that can be cut down easily?
Richard
