How Do You Repair Motorcycle Handlebar Grips?
Motorcycle riding can be an extremely intense and challenging outdoor sport. Riders are often challenged by rough terrain, steep climbs and death defying jumps, so well-maintained equipment is a must for safety and functionality. One piece of equipment that many riders barely think of, but use every time they mount the bike, is the handlebar grips. If a grip is damaged or loose, it could spell disaster down the trail or road. Luckily, repairing/replacing old grips is simple (even for novice mechanics) and can be accomplished in as little as 10 minutes. Remove brush guards from your handlebars (if applicable), as these will only hinder the process. Use the plastic syringe to suck up some of the rubbing alcohol. Insert the needle underneath of the handlebar grip and slowly squeeze the alcohol into the grip. Allow the alcohol to work its way under the grip for a few minutes and then begin slowly twisting the grip back and forth on the handlebar. It may take a few minutes, but eventually t
