[FAiJT]

Best way is the brake cleaner for sure.

[KevinM]

No one mentioned safty wiring the grips. I'm about to change a few sets of grips and planned to use Renthal grip glue, air and safety wire.

Though spray paint and safety wire is starting to sound like a good option.

[DaBull]

I just installed these ODI lock on grips. The're great.

[Old Dude]

Be careful using spray paint. The grips I put on stated specifically on the packaging do not use spray paint. I ignored that tidbit. Well.... the paint attacked the grip material and when I slid them on, the end of the grip blew off. Grip glue and safety wire for me from here on out.
O.D.

[mxexpert14]

my dad was really big into riding when he was a kid back in late 60s early 70s and he couldnt afford new grips so he just used tape and wire to keep em on he plenty of bikes hes the one that taught me to work on mine which is tottally different from what he used to ride

CRF 100F
FMF powercoreIV
BBR f/r heavy duty suspension springs
stock needle 4th position
and lots of stickers

[madmax]

I`ve always used hair spray, but i think i`ll try the brake cleaner next time.

Do you just coat the bars and inside of the grips with the brake cleaner and the rubber melts to the bar?

[124]

As with any tip used here, the bar MUST be clean. Just spray the inside of the grip with Brakeclean and swirl it around for a second. Then install. Careful not to push too hard, depending on grip type it can really react with the rubber...

[mxexpert14]

your probably better off just using glue its so much easier HINT never use soap for lube to get your grip


04 CRF 100F
FMF powercoreIV
BBR F/R heavy duty suspension springs
Renthal Handle bars
Stock needle 4 position
and lots of stickers