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Posted by topherloaf
- January 04, 2011, 17:45:23 PMSo the epoxy I bought isn't a smart idea then? That's what I was going to use....
Posted by chief
- January 04, 2011, 13:30:34 PMWell... grips don't have to stick like cement... I've used hair spray in the past to stick them on. You don't want them loose, and they should take some torque to move them, but there is really no good reason on street bikes like ours to have them permanently attached... IMHO.
Posted by topherloaf
- January 03, 2011, 22:31:41 PMHeh, installed those suckers. Lost the dadgum screw for the left side mirror clamp like a moron. Let me tell ya something about the ISO Grips. The supplied glue....crap. All I did was twist and the glue broke free and I just wiggled the grips off in tact. So now, I still have an extra (shorter) left side ISO grip made for a harley. Below are before and after photos.
Posted by chief
- January 03, 2011, 13:05:19 PMnice.
Posted by topherloaf
- January 02, 2011, 17:25:46 PMWent to the swap today down by the Rangers ballpark. Only took $78 with me. (cost bleepin' $5 to park this year along with the $8 to get in. :| Bikes got in free) Could've purchaced a set of fishtail mufflers like on the softail springer for $80 but couldn't justify spending all my dough on one thing. (probably could've talked him to $78) Got a set of handlebars that are a bit higher and raked differently and a pair of ISO grips that fit for $12. The grips themselves were $2 because the throttle end was broken...not the side that's glued on so for two bucks, not a big deal. Pretty good prices for things out there. Wish they sold metric stuff out there though!!!