01-08-12, 06:07 PM
i had the same problem Jamie when i replaced my Oxford heated grips.
the clutch side went on without a hitch using lines of superglue to hold the grip in place.
however, when i did the accelerator side, the superglue was pushed up the grip and caused the accelerator to stick to the mounting. i had to remove the mounting next to the grips and clean off the superglue (scraping it away) which then unfortunately meant i neded to respray that piece.
on the plus side - i now know how to strip the handlebars
the clutch side went on without a hitch using lines of superglue to hold the grip in place.
however, when i did the accelerator side, the superglue was pushed up the grip and caused the accelerator to stick to the mounting. i had to remove the mounting next to the grips and clean off the superglue (scraping it away) which then unfortunately meant i neded to respray that piece.
on the plus side - i now know how to strip the handlebars
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