Handlebar grips

5th_bike · 03-13-2012, 07:42 AM

Nonsense. The air will just fly through the hole in the rubber. All you will get is noise. I also would not want to put oil there, for fear of losing my handlebar weights on the highway at any point in the near future.

Do what alantf said, use a coat hanger or something else with a hook, like a bicycle spoke, to pull the rubber out. If you happen to damage the rubber to uselessness, order a new one.

When you put the new/restored one in, make sure the nut is snug enough to be able to tighten the bolt to make the rubber expand.

03-13-2012, 07:42 AM	#11
5th_bike Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: HoCo, Maryland Posts: 1,349	Re: Handlebar grips Nonsense. The air will just fly through the hole in the rubber. All you will get is noise. I also would not want to put oil there, for fear of losing my handlebar weights on the highway at any point in the near future. Do what alantf said, use a coat hanger or something else with a hook, like a bicycle spoke, to pull the rubber out. If you happen to damage the rubber to uselessness, order a new one. When you put the new/restored one in, make sure the nut is snug enough to be able to tighten the bolt to make the rubber expand. __________________ 2005 "Saturn Black", stock + tach Login or Register to Remove Ads
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