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allantheboss 17-01-10 03:40 PM

Oxford Hot Grips, £30 new
 
George White in Swindon. If anybody cares.

Alpinestarhero 17-01-10 05:47 PM

Re: Oxford Hot Grips, £30 new
 
then 20 quid every now and then (see: every year) for a new controller..

...symtec grip heaters FTW ;)

(sorry, i have had a bad experiance but many have found oxford heated grips to be a good product)

allantheboss 17-01-10 07:20 PM

Re: Oxford Hot Grips, £30 new
 
Oh... too late! Any advice on taking a curvy's grips off? I hear its a mission

sunshine 17-01-10 07:23 PM

Re: Oxford Hot Grips, £30 new
 
left one is easy, right takes a bit of time, fix my handling and i will sort them out for you.

allantheboss 17-01-10 07:52 PM

Re: Oxford Hot Grips, £30 new
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sunshine (Post 2152743)
fix my handling and i will sort them out for you.

I'm sorry, I don't understand?

radicalry00 17-01-10 07:54 PM

Re: Oxford Hot Grips, £30 new
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by allantheboss (Post 2152737)
Oh... too late! Any advice on taking a curvy's grips off? I hear its a mission

Just cut them off with a Stanley knife.

Alpinestarhero 17-01-10 08:41 PM

Re: Oxford Hot Grips, £30 new
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by radicalry00 (Post 2152786)
Just cut them off with a Stanley knife.

No, dont do it! you might want them back again in the future

Thin screw driver and lots of wd40

Or compressed air

sunshine 17-01-10 09:53 PM

Re: Oxford Hot Grips, £30 new
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by allantheboss (Post 2152785)
I'm sorry, I don't understand?

Theres something wrong with my bike and i dont know what it is, you sort that out and i will fit your heated grips and you can keep your originals to refit if you want.

allantheboss 17-01-10 10:16 PM

Re: Oxford Hot Grips, £30 new
 
Still not making sense. What is wrong with your bike? And chances are, I won't be able to fix it.


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