How to remove a motorcycle grip undamaged

How to remove a motorcycle grip undamaged. Sam "the Throttle Genius" Wancket shows how to remove a grip without damaging it. Will not work for some stock grips which are permanently adhered to the plastic throttle tube. For more throttle tube info, please click here www.g2ergo.com/...

[@AaronSilvious]

Perfect. Everyone else screams cut cut cut the grips but I like to save every stock part. Nice vid!

[@jimlahey426]

Exactly! It's a huge deal when you are selling a bike to have the stock parts

[@dougie730]

@@jimlahey426 they're grips tho

[@leeknievel748]

Uhhh he did this with an OPEN END grip, DUHHHHH!! Anyone can do that, most grips arent open end!!!

[@davidriusech8454]

tried a lot of stupid stuff before just using wd40, worked like a charm. thank you

[@twisted_void]

This is amazing. This method was so fast, clean and simple. Thank you.

[@human1513]

Another of your excellent demonstrations.

[@jackpinekid1]

Don't explain about one that's not open ended and don't mention what bonding agent to use.....some real good info there

[@TheShotokan6]

What if the grips are not open ended?

[@Kerveros1904]

0:21 anyone hear "we are gonna use DEPUTY 40" ?

[@st8kout1]

Forget chemicals. Put some liquid soap on a screwdriver blade. Slips right in. Just work it around the bar a little and the grip slips right off undamaged. Easy clean up afterwards.

[@DrInsane76]

+st8kout1 And liquid soap isnt a chemical? ;-)

[@johnnymarshall1624]

my left, upgraded grip is loose. it freely spins. any recommendations?

[@DrInsane76]

Johnny Marshall Degrease it and put it on again. :-) You can even put some glue on it.

[@johnnymarshall1624]

Thanks

[@jimiangeles2784]

Bro, perfect method, thanks.

[@walttanner5813]

What about removing a heated grip that was put on incorrectly?

[@thegerf1337]

Great idea, it won't work on something like the KX 85 though surly? They are well and truly on

[@Jacash1589]

LOL My 90 year old grandma could take that soft loose grip off.... I need a real video that shows how to take off an old hard grip with an end on it without damaging it.

[@Electronic2wheels]

😂

[@2getherweplay-fi2ps]

Same

[@rickyricardo3581]

Compressed air works awesome to remove the grips. Way easier and better than wd40.

[@MnktoDave]

That's easy, thanks, but can you tell us how to remove a 'closed end' grip without ruining it? Would a heat gun work?

[@NickVetter]

I have seen lots of people melt their grips with a heat gun. It might help but be careful.

[@reconnaissance7372]

Don't have to just use WD-40. You can use Glass Cleaner in the same way or soapy water. Some people use an air compressor with an air nozzle.

[@stevenc8140]

Uhhhhhh...where's the one with the slider ends on them? Do I cut those Allen wrenched slider ends off the brand new grips?

[@JonJon95GT]

Thanks for the tip! I just installed a G2 Street Comp tube on my Buell 1125R street bike because of a track crash that I had in October that reduced the mobility in my right wrist. Curious, what is the largest cam that I can run in the 1125 without modification to the housing? Cheers.

[@respen43]

Worked great, thank you

[@deenadayalankarthik]

Nicely explained sir

[@Concordeagle]

Works great, thank you!

[@aleksgavri3108]

Great information mate!

[@thedeedman5616]

Has anyone done this without braking Oxford heated grips?

[@muertinix]

Helpful, thanks!

[@TheBsavage]

Thanks for the tip. That red thing attached to the WD-40's nozzle is not a "tube," it is a "straw." WD-40 is not a lubricant. Despite this deficiency I find it can be used for a surprising number of tasks. Not just Water Displacement (as it is named for), but also good at removing grease and cleaning sticky price tag residue off items.

[@fs5866]

great method especially when your bike is new and you dont want to just cut the original grips

[@samuelbarrett1082]

Or you have heated grips that are Friggin expensive to replace

[@ryaandnice]

Simple. Clever. Thanks.

[@Vincent-gt3gx]

Your method works perfectly, thanks a lot!

[@KJ7JHN]

Nice job.

[@vigneshwaran7437]

Good information

[@roadrat1100]

Great video thanks.

[@rickymullane9973]

VERY HELPFUL THANK YOU

[@elijahhouahri]

How do I fix the driver window on the motorcycle?

[@derekadams3392]

Elijah and daddy depends... is the motorcycle left hand drive or right hand drive ?

[@douglas9607]

Thanks.

[@destruct919]

thank you so much....

[@theEXOTIC6]

Thanks champ!

[@brycetreese6725]

I used a can of compressed air (like for cleaning keyboards) instead of WD40.

[@ItchyKneeSon]

This is how the mechanics at the bike shop I frequent do it. They just use air from their compressor and a narrow attachment to blow air in from the side of the grip toward the center of the bike.

[@921CustomWorks]

harder than most cases

[@Akashjackk]

Hello sir ❤

[@brobertson251]

The bloody grips already loose, how about a proper demo

[@derekmain6322]

no way was that grip glued on

[@kenneykatfishtenyardfight]

Well it worked for me boss

[@mid-ohioguardian6927]

done it the hard way ..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Puma4454]

Okay now tell me how to remove one where it has Aluminum built into it and with an integrated bar end. Exactly, you can't. "The throttle genius" my ass.

[@lordbentley730]

Haha 😂 hard? You haven't seen hard

[@junreaksaa]

Real men spray wd40's

[@singham1579]

Trump?

[@hondainthebog3328]

Don't help worth shit I have closed end