
Originally Posted by
Tony Smith
Like Roadrash said, hairspray works well. Make sure you get the gnarliest old lady big hair type (like Aqua Net) because it is impervious to water. Some types of hairspray wash off very easy, so if the grips get wet at all you're back to slip-sliding. Just used compressed air when you want to remove the grips.
Lock jaw grips work extremely well and are easy to get on and off.
Glue works well also, but can be a hassle to get the grips off. I used to glue my BMX grips on, but you practically had to cut them off if you needed to remove them.
I've also used hexane. It breaks down a thin layer on the inside of the grip which makes it very sticky. Once dry (it evaporates quickly, like in a few minutes) they are stuck pretty well.
My favorite method is wiring. I use thin (0.032") stainless steel wire (aircraft safety wire) on both ends of the grip. It works very well and is easy to remove. Just make sure to stick the end of the wire into the grip so that it doesn't poke into your hands.