First time replacing parts
#1
First time replacing parts
Hey guys, I finally got my new bars, stem and fork in and I'm about to replace them myself. I was just wondering, is there anything I need to know when doing this? It'll be my first time replacing parts on my bike. Also, whats the easiest way to take off/put on grips? I'll be keeping my stock ones.
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From: Central Michigan University/ GR, MI
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for the grips, use Wd40. just a little though. just lift the ends of your grips, spray a little, and theyll slide off easier. plus its easier to get em back on. and then just let em dry out. itll take a while, but its worth it. for the other stuff, just remember all of the angles you had etc.
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Bikes: 05 kink Cielencki, ody LHD cassete hazard light rear,Ody Vandero front, kink og fork, primo tenderizers,fsa pig headset,ody linear slick cable,FSA nasty boy cranks
Pour water from a cup under the grips and twist.
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No hair spray is better.
Spray a little on the grips/bars and it will slide on easily, but when it dries it will go really sticky and hold the grips well.
An air compressor is best though, shove the nozzle under the end of your grips and give it a spray, the grips will pop right off, and back on again.
Spray a little on the grips/bars and it will slide on easily, but when it dries it will go really sticky and hold the grips well.
An air compressor is best though, shove the nozzle under the end of your grips and give it a spray, the grips will pop right off, and back on again.




