Grips for Bullhorn Bar - suggestions
06-10-19, 05:19 AM
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Grips for Bullhorn Bar - suggestions
I have a set of Velo-Orange Crazy Bars - with the bull horns built in. I was wondering what alternative there is to the black spongy foam slip on grip material. The bull-horns are 23.8mm. Not looking for tape but some sort of longer grip that is flexible enough to handle the bend the the bullhorn.
Suggestions??
Suggestions??
06-10-19, 09:19 AM
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I have a set of Velo-Orange Crazy Bars - with the bull horns built in. I was wondering what alternative there is to the black spongy foam slip on grip material. The bull-horns are 23.8mm. Not looking for tape but some sort of longer grip that is flexible enough to handle the bend the the bullhorn.
Suggestions??
Suggestions??
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cinelle makes a tape thats super sticky even in the rain , i got it on amazon for like 28 bucks , its very grippy even in the wet up to the point of monsoon under water condition in a road race !!!
