Handlebar tape
#51
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That let me get some experience without much anxiety over possibly botching the job with more expensive materials. I'm satisfied with the results, and I can use this as a baseline when deciding which way I might want to go in the future (more or less cushy, grippy, etc.).
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#52
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Self-adhesive silicone tape. Makes all the bike shop bar tape obsolete ( though still useful as a base-layer.)
I use the brand called "RESCUE TAPE" but there are several others.
About half the cost per cm as average bar tape. Comes in lengths more than sufficient for laying on a complete second layer.
Way, way more versatile and permanent for covering unusual shapes and attachment points.
I use the brand called "RESCUE TAPE" but there are several others.
About half the cost per cm as average bar tape. Comes in lengths more than sufficient for laying on a complete second layer.
Way, way more versatile and permanent for covering unusual shapes and attachment points.
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Self-adhesive silicone tape. Makes all the bike shop bar tape obsolete ( though still useful as a base-layer.)
I use the brand called "RESCUE TAPE" but there are several others.
About half the cost per cm as average bar tape. Comes in lengths more than sufficient for laying on a complete second layer.
Way, way more versatile and permanent for covering unusual shapes and attachment points.
I use the brand called "RESCUE TAPE" but there are several others.
About half the cost per cm as average bar tape. Comes in lengths more than sufficient for laying on a complete second layer.
Way, way more versatile and permanent for covering unusual shapes and attachment points.