ODI grips

kwilson405 · Feb 6, 2016

Just in case you gents didn't know...ODI grips are the ducks nuts. No more glue!!

That is all

ossagp · Feb 7, 2016

Got to try those. Just wondering what I will do with the left over gorilla glue.

snowflake · Feb 7, 2016

that doesn't sound nearly as fun as spray paint.

2strokesteve89 · Feb 7, 2016

Need to find out if I can get them locally. Let us know how fast they get torn up.

ossagp · Feb 7, 2016

Think amazon

2strokesteve89 · Feb 7, 2016

ossagp:
Think amazon

Think?

kwilson405 · Feb 7, 2016

2strokesteve89:
Need to find out if I can get them locally. Let us know how fast they get torn up.

Been running them for 6 months now with no issues. Zero issues with them twisting and no pokes from the safety wire.

ossagp · Feb 7, 2016

2strokesteve89:
Think?

Google it

2strokesteve89 · Feb 7, 2016

ossagp:
Google it

That's easier than thinking.

ossagp · Feb 7, 2016

Having a smart phone means never having to say you figured it out yourself.

CDA · Feb 8, 2016

I run the ODI grips on my MTB and like them so far. Have not ran them on the motor scooter yet. Maybe on my next set.

Mihylo33 · Feb 8, 2016

Grips are such a personal thing.
I'm happy I found Ouri grips again. Soft and cheap a solid grip. Scott used to make an exact replica of the mid 80's production Honda grip and that was by far the best grip ever. They since switched to a dual compound hurricane. Don't like it.

2strokesteve89 · Feb 8, 2016

I had a set of those foam grips on my old YZ back in the 80's, I really liked them, but they took a little time to get used to, don't know if anybody even makes them any more and I'm Not sure I'd still be liking them now.

kwilson405 · Feb 9, 2016

I have run some foam grips when it has been extremely muddy on race day. They seem to be a bit less slippery.