Try some pb blaster, spray a small amount on it for a couple of days. It works
incredibly well especially when compared to WD 40.
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Ergon biocork? I think that's are area that would be ok to introduce a bit
of heat - I'd go for that before adding more torque to the bolt head -
maybe lighter/butane lighter grade heat, not torch heat. If'n that fails,
I'd drip a bit more oil in there and go with short turning motions with the
hex
I stripped a hex key style crank arm dust cap recently. I think I used a
paperclip or something slim to wedge in along with the wrench. It worked.
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Thanks, Patrick! That is exactly the direction I was headed. But I
paused...just in case someone had any more "proper tools" ideas I had missed.
Chris Johnson
Sanger, Texas
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The inanimate are a peculiar bunch and sometimes need, especially under
conditions such as actual use, motivations outside standard practices. When
proper tools fail, I fall back to duct tape and my Buck knife. If those fail,
it’s a rock as a hammer, the Buck knife or screwdriver as a chisel, fo
So I snugged the small hex screw (that holds the grip to the bar) down nice
and tight, then rode (and sweated) for a couple of years. Now I want to
remove my Ergon grips to install some new brake levers. But the screws
don't move. So far I've sprayed the screw with WD40 I had handy. My hex
