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Old 11-28-21 | 12:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Leisesturm
Not sure, but there was a brand of grip popular at the time called "Grab On". Fits the description you gave. I don't think they are around anymore which has been kind of like a theme in this thread ...
I don’t think they were necessarily “Grab ONs”. It’s hard to tell from ad copy from the time, although Grab Ons would have been available at that time (they have been in business since1973). Grab Ons are certainly still available. I think ESIs and Wolftooth are a bit better…and I’ve used and liked Grab Ons or decades.
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