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Revision as of 05:01, 15 October 2006
Most bicycle grips are simply glued to the handlebars using grip cement. This is fine as long as the end is left exposed so that a delrin handlebar plug is allowed to protrude.
In seriously wet conditions, one of the best choices for grips are ODI Lock-On Grips. ODI Lock-On Grips require a few modifications. Without champhering the end of the clamp, the glamp will get marred during use. This marring will tear gloves in time, causing problems and expense. Also, the end of the clamp can be made far more comfortable with the addition of a large champher.
Champhering the Clamp
This is how the grip clamp is in stock form.
Both sides shown.
The clamp is clamped to a shaft on the lathe and set-up.
Time taken so as to not damage the screw.
This is what you are looking for.
The set.
Modified clamp re-attached to the grip.
