Grips - any recommendations

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Mav617
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Grips - any recommendations

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Okay, going to change the old (oem?) grips on my bike. Fancy some Renthal medium compound shorties but any suggestions welcome.
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Renthals will feel good but wear quickly, as long as you are ok changing them every yr or 2 you will be happy
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AMCQ46 wrote:Renthals will feel good but wear quickly, as long as you are ok changing them every yr or 2 you will be happy
Thanks AMC, happy with that.
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Do racegrips really stop cramp etc?
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callam_nffc wrote:Do racegrips really stop cramp etc?
Dunno about that?? But I do love a nice fresh set of medium Renthals :) :) :)
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AMCQ46 wrote:Renthals will feel good but wear quickly, as long as you are ok changing them every yr or 2 you will be happy
+1 very good grips
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I have tried a few different brands (though not the Renthals which seem to be favourites with many) but I have been running Spider Slim LIne SLR grips (like these: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Spider-Slim-Lin ... 1439wt_679) and am VERY happy with them.....
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mik_str wrote:I have tried a few different brands (though not the Renthals which seem to be favourites with many) but I have been running Spider Slim LIne SLR grips (like these: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Spider-Slim-Lin ... 1439wt_679) and am VERY happy with them.....
Cheers mate, look good but that supplier doesn't ship to the UK.
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heated grips :lol: :lol: :lol:
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