i just use spit for grips, haha
they make lockons too now: http://cycling.renthal.com/shop/cycle-products/cycle-grips
ESI grips are awesome when it comes to never twisting. Install with Windex. Only downside is they get a bit slippery if you ride gloveless and get clammy hands in heat.
you talkinbout these things? http://shop.lizardskins.com/collections/featured-homepage-products/products/dsp-grips-30-3mm
these also look interesting, another non-kraton grip: http://www.eastoncycling.com/product/lock-on-grips-2/
In my case it’s these;
http://shop.lizardskins.com/collections/featured-homepage-products/products/lock-on-peaty-grip
Not squishy, grippy as hell, thin.
[quote=Mr. Grumps]In my case it’s these;
http://shop.lizardskins.com/collections/featured-homepage-products/products/lock-on-peaty-grip
Not squishy, grippy as hell, thin.[/quote]
These are my jam
WTH Fred has never ridden Peatys?
Fucking gripchat.
Still better than batrape chat. Haven’t touched on that controversy in a while now. Cinelli cork anyone?
Use a heat gun or blow dryer to remove it.
BOOM! Full circle.
I use cloth tape on everything. No grips. I’ll never go back to rubber grips.
Cloth tape over tightly wrapped old tube, a skinny one.
Another vote for peaty’s.
gorss
was waiting for that one
Sometimes pedals aren’t marked with L or R. Sometimes they’re marked in weird places. Sometimes they are just poorly printed.
So here’s a secret to stem the frustration: hash marks always indicate the left pedal. Sometimes there’re a lot, or just a couple, or sometimes it’s a ring around the spindle, but it always indicates left.
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i really need to watch that movie again