Oxford Hotgrip spins on throttle tube

[shafty]

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Well that didn't work!

I cleaned up the grip and bar nicely, allowed it to dry and coated it with Wella hairspray, replaced the grip and eft it overnight - this morning it was worse than ever;

Have re cleaned everything, allowing to dry now, and will try Gorilla Glue - my Mate has been raving about it, so ' watch tis space '

After patiently NOT touching the grip for 30 hours, it tests as perfectly secure! Phew
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[HenryDorsetCase]

is it organic, i.e. made with real gorillas? We're very green and I only want natural products.

[scumdog]

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After patiently NOT touching the grip for 30 hours, it tests as perfectly secure! Phew
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But...is it made from waterproof gorillas??

[shafty]

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But...is it made from waterproof gorillas??

I'll be the first to concede, I have yet to test the Gorilla's in the Mist

[spanner spinner]

I have fitted what seems like hundreds of these in the course of my job and they only two glues I have come across that work for any length of time is either a superfix type glue (as is supplied with the hot grips) or a two pot epoxy type glue. The gorilla grip or standard grip glues are softened by the heat when the grips are operating and then your back to square one with a spinning grip again.