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Old 06-18-10 | 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by milkbaby
I know OP made up his mind already, but additional q... I just wrapped some Cinelli cork tape on a bike and if I got the adhesive on the cork instead of the bar, it seemed very easy to rip the tape (adhesive stuck to the tape and tears it) if I had to back it off to rewrap a portion. Is this normal or did I just get an old box that has aged/deteriorated a bit? While I use gloves, I like how well it aborbs water and feels the same regardless (caught in thunderstorm yesterday).
That's normal; I did the same thing a few weeks ago. One side of the bar looks a little f-ed up but it'll get retaped in a few months.

I used some white vinyl tape a couple years ago. No grip at all but it cleaned off well and lasted a long time. It was great if I wore gloves. Can't remember the brand.
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