Oxford heated grips what glue to use

[Packrats]

Had my grips fitted now for 6mnths .but in that time they have come loose a few times.usually tight when cold but as they heat up they loosen a little..any thing better than super glue to use for a premanent fix...

[Biker's Nemesis]

https://www.leisurelakesbikes.com/22678/products/r...

[Packrats]

Cheers ill give that a try

[Ed.]

I used gasket sealant because I had some lying around, works fine.

[Rubin215]

I've never had any issues just using the superglue they come with.

Clean the bar with a decent solvent, slap loads of glue on both the bar and inside the grip, slip it on and line it up.

Bob's your uncle, job jobbed.

[Berty3000]

Apparently using some emery paper to create a key helps. I'm having the same problem with mine on the left side. Fully turning.

[Biker's Nemesis]

I only ever use hairspray or brake cleaner.

I didn't mention it earlier because there will be a lot of stupid people reading this and they will obviously kill themselves in a fiery ball of flames by fking it up or asking loads of stupid fkin questions.

[Shadow R1]

Biker's Nemesis said:

I only ever use hairspray or brake cleaner.

I didn't mention it earlier because there will be a lot of stupid people reading this and they will obviously kill themselves in a fiery ball of flames by fking it up or asking loads of stupid fkin questions.

awaiting the what bike thread, as the last one disappeared in a ball of flames.

[PTF]

Rubin215 said:

I've never had any issues just using the superglue they come with.

Clean the bar with a decent solvent, slap loads of glue on both the bar and inside the grip, slip it on and line it up.

Bob's your uncle, job jobbed.

Same here.

Just be careful when sliding the grips on though. I once had superglue spurt out of the end....and dribble down the fairing