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Left hand grip moving.

stromcat

stromcat

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My left hand handlebar grip is moving about 2mm,which I find annoying (call me OCD).I notice the grip is on a black plastic inner tube around the actual handlebar.Is it possible to glue this to the bar,or is this a bad idea? Any alternative solutions?
 
Hehe… “Aquanet” days👍😁.

I think what @stromcat is referring to, is the actual plastic tube (that the grip itself is attached to) has a small amount of play. My left grip does that too, but almost imperceptibly - maybe a mm. Not an issue (for me)😉😁.

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If it is a heated grip you may need adhesive for heated areas. Could be why it's loose, unless held on w/screw.
Happened to look in parts and says heated grips.
In the pic next to arrow is a cut-out in chrome next to rubber shoulder, usually associated with a screw down below covered up by rubber grip.
 
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If it helps Gorilla Glue recommended their gel cynoacrylate for attaching my heated grips which haven't moved yet

uk.gorillaglue.com/gorilla-super-glue-gel/
 
Oxford heated grip come with Super Glue. Used it in both my Audace and Triumph. Both held tight. My V100 came with heated grips, I haven't tried them yet.
kk
 
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