View Full Version : Anti slip tank side pads
nzspokes
5th March 2012, 20:37
Are there any cheaper options for anti slip tank pads from Stomp grip?
ducatilover
5th March 2012, 23:04
http://www.ebay.com/itm/05-SUZUKI-RMZ-450-GRIP-STOMP-PADS-WHITE-BROTHERS-/140609347175?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item20bcf85e67&vxp=mtr#ht_4326wt_1063
If I find anything else I'll let you know :cool:
TrentNz
5th March 2012, 23:18
sand paper glued to the tank works.
ckai
6th March 2012, 08:15
Are there any cheaper options for anti slip tank pads from Stomp grip?
I was gonna suggest TechSpec but turns out they're dearer :o
I was positive I paid less for my techspec's compared with when I had stomp grips. Obviously not, or I got a good deal.
You could grab a sheet of the uncut stuff in either product and it'll be cheaper. Just means you'll get a smaller pad on each side (generally).
Pay for what ya get though ;) Suppose it comes down to how much grip you want...and how much you like your pants!
nzspokes
6th March 2012, 08:47
Im mainly after it due to my new cut and polish job makes me slide against the tank, not so much for the track.
Timmeh:P
6th March 2012, 08:57
I just put stomp grip onto the Daytona... Made a HUGE difference even for general riding.
Able to brake without feeling like I have just been kicked in the nads! :kick:
ckai
6th March 2012, 12:28
Im mainly after it due to my new cut and polish job makes me slide against the tank, not so much for the track.
Fair enough, it came up bloody shiny! Personally, I'd go Techspec in black with either snakeskin or "c3" pattern. They didn't have c3 when I brought mine and I'd probably do that on another bike. I've used both brands and I think techspec is better. It's not as aggressive looking and the rubberized pad gives better grip for me. If I could get Stomp grips for half the price of Tech's, I would probably put them on my next bike. Other than that it'll be Tech's from now on.
Stomp grip can be a bitch to put on. I was super careful and it's still a prick to get bubbles out, which makes the clear product like shit.
I've yet to see/hear any other product that offers the same amount of grip and these 2. At $100, even if I was a poor student, it would be the first thing I did to a bike. The 2 brands are pretty much the same though. It's just personal preference.
I just put stomp grip onto the Daytona... Made a HUGE difference even for general riding.
Able to brake without feeling like I have just been kicked in the nads! :kick:
God, tell me about it. It so much more comfortable.
Maha
6th March 2012, 13:16
Bubble Wrap....:cool:
..and it gives you something to do when you're sitting waiting for the lights to change. :rolleyes:
tigertim20
6th March 2012, 16:58
Im mainly after it due to my new cut and polish job makes me slide against the tank, not so much for the track.
then you dont need stomp grips.
Several people I know have used clear duraseal (that shit kids cover their school books with) or clear vinyl to protect the paintwork on tanks etc.
Mental Trousers
6th March 2012, 17:27
A clear bath mat, a sharp knife and some carpet tape. Magic.
what about using surfboard deck grips?
Tigadee
6th March 2012, 19:09
Maybe you can do your own like this guy...
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/motorbikes/sports/auction-455233244.htm
http://images.trademe.co.nz/photoserver/85/208824685_full.jpg
nzspokes
6th March 2012, 19:36
then you dont need stomp grips.
Several people I know have used clear duraseal (that shit kids cover their school books with) or clear vinyl to protect the paintwork on tanks etc.
How about grip tape from skateboards...............:killingme
May be a bit hard on the leathers......
But duralseal is a good idea.
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