Left Grip - STICKY!
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'juss kid'n abt the Tax-A-Chusetts. I think I mentioned to you 'me wife and I are from the Boston area.
Anyway mate.............THANKS!!! Gd idea............
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Ok, WD40 was a NOPE.
Will try GOJO and a few other things I have.
Yuppers, F150, them there leather grips are looking btr all the time. Do appreciate the link to them.
Right up the street from me. Huh. My son may even have some laying around. Thin 'nuff, so that could be btr than the leather grips. If there is an issue when it is wet, I can take it off and put new stuff on or just go to the leather grip route.
No worries........TY again everyone.
Figure it will play out with 1 of the alternatives above.
Will try GOJO and a few other things I have.
grip def damaged, that sucks.
I had degrading grips on a past bike, had a buddy who works in leather make me some leather grip covers. They were cheap, easy to install and looked great.
Something like this. Prevents replacing the grips completely.
https://www.markscustomdesigns.com/p...le-grip-covers
I had degrading grips on a past bike, had a buddy who works in leather make me some leather grip covers. They were cheap, easy to install and looked great.
Something like this. Prevents replacing the grips completely.
https://www.markscustomdesigns.com/p...le-grip-covers
No worries........TY again everyone.
Figure it will play out with 1 of the alternatives above.
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