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| grip cleaning advice hi all can someone tell me the best way to clean my grips? thank you ![]() |
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| Re: grip cleaning advice A little soap and water, and a nylon brush (a vegetable brush will do nicely). I usually cover the vent hole to avoid water going down the shaft. But I'm paranoid. |
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| Re: grip cleaning advice He's a good baby, and I've got one in school full time, so my afternoons are pretty free! |
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| Re: grip cleaning advice Hi slater mate, Also just to point out becareful with most washing up detergents, as they can make the rubber hard, due to them removing the rubbers natural oils. The detergent I would use is windscreen wash as this has been formulated to protect rubber items eg wiper blades. Cheers Mark |
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