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How to Install Sensus Grips

Installing the Sensus grips in a unique fashion.

18 Comments

  • + 13
 Sweet, I did a similar thing with a bit of card, worked well! I'll use this way next time for sure!
  • + 2
 Cool trick seems like kind of a lot of work. i think all stick to lock ons
  • + 5
 Pliers? Use ya teeeth! jk Good job ty
  • + 0
 those are called channel locks they are a type of pliers
  • + 3
 how do you get it off though? I don't understand why they still bother making grips that aren't lock-on, they are such a pain in the ass.
  • + 2
 You clearly have never ridden street
  • + 2
 No glue? Those grips would be coming off or ripped in no time. I use clear acrylic to put my grips on. They slide on and wont EVER move, when I want them off I cut them off..
  • + 1
 use to do it with hairspray, slippery at first but sticks to the handlebar like superglue XD .well not really but it works...good idea to use zip ties, though
  • + 1
 Thats exactly how I enstalled my sensus grips a couple of days ago. Works really well.
  • + 1
 Or you could just use air to blow them on like the rest of the world.
  • + 1
 because the rest of the world has an air compressor right?
  • + 0
 And the rest or the world has a bunch of zipties laying around?
  • + 1
 i always do.
doesn't everyone else?
you never know when you could use zip ties.
  • + 1
 umm yeah, pretty much everyone who owns a bike and is serious about riding should have a million. they are the duck-tape of biking. They are ALOT more common then air compressors...
  • + 1
 It´s not good idea for installing the grips. Better is suds (soap water)
  • + 1
 i use wd40 to put mine on slippery for bit when dry they dont move at all
  • + 1
 one problem, i want to know how to remove those grips... Smile lol
  • + 1
 Rubbing alcohol.








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