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Old 01-13-23 | 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by cyccommute
There’s no grip harder to get off (or on) in my experience than ESI Chunkys. The alcohol or water under the grip works quite well on those. I also take grips off bikes at my co-op regularly and haven’t found any that can’t be removed with the method I describe above. Even the ones that are sticky with age.
Yeah the ESIs are a bit of a pain, I do have those on the extensions/bar ins/whatever you want to call them of my Koga Denham bars not the Chunkys but still but with the odd curve and I believe a 23.9OD vs 22.2 I can understand a bit. We got them on just fine and they work a dream and as much as lock ons would be cool with the bends it wouldn't work well.
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