vibration control

hoham · Aug 17, 2006

Found some thin foam tubing. Guessed at the size, and I was right. Sprayed a little silicone inside and it slid on to the existing grip, no problem. It really helps end the higher speed handlebar vibration. and has a nice gripping surface. This 12" long piece was .50c each. I found it in a surplus store. The other side benefit is because I have very large hands I don't cramp up, now.

Fencer · Aug 17, 2006

sounds like homemade Grip-puppies.

BTW I just put mine on not 10 min ago.

Scab · Aug 17, 2006

There are laws against posts like this without pictures. A warrant is currently being issued for your arrest.

zzkenoman · Aug 17, 2006

Grip puppies $7 hope you didn't spend more than that

Clark Kent · Aug 21, 2006

hoham said:
Found some thin foam tubing. Guessed at the size, and I was right. Sprayed a little silicone inside and it slid on to the existing grip, no problem. It really helps end the higher speed handlebar vibration. and has a nice gripping surface. This 12" long piece was .50c each. I found it in a surplus store. The other side benefit is because I have very large hands I don't cramp up, now.

You should be ashamed of yourself! I just read your post and I thought I was reading Hussler!

ie; 12" long---I have very large hands---higher speed vibration. Sprayed a little silicone inside and it slid on---I don't cramp up---thin foam tubing--

Come on now. If your going to post this kind of stuff, as least label it NWS for the little kids.

Thanks, CK