Re: [RBW] bar grip removal

2013-01-08 Thread Steven Frederick
I work the tapered end of a tupperware orange peeler under it so I don't scratch the bars and squirt a little rubbing alcohol in there with an oral syringe to lubricate and loosen it. Works a charm! http://list17.blogspot.com/2010/07/17-things-youve-seen-in-your-kitchen.html http://www.drsfoster

Re: [RBW] bar grip removal

2013-01-06 Thread PATRICK MOORE
I do it somewhat crudely, but it seems to work without destroying the grips: stick a long, skinny screwdriver or awl under the end, shove in a couple of inches, lift slightly, spray in WD40, rotate, and remove. Reinstall using WD40 -- it will dry after an hour or so leaving the grips tight. On Sun

[RBW] bar grip removal

2013-01-06 Thread fulf
I'm planning to switch my bullmoose bars for albatrosses. Need to remove the ergo bar grips to do this and was wondering if the group had ideas how to do this without destroying the grips. They are not glued but don't budge when I try to loosen them. Any ideas would be appreciated. Bill -- Yo