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View Poll Results: Do you regret modifying your bike?
Yes, Gimme me my money back, hoe 0 0%
No, my bike is unique and it was all worth it 16 59.26%
eh, some shit can go, some shit can stay 5 18.52%
only mods it is Taters' whore of a exwife ass prints in the pillion 6 22.22%
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Old 07-21-2010, 01:10 PM   #1
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Yes.

I changed my grips to Harri's and I absolutely hate them. Then I mashed them up good with a canyon dancer (hate them too and can't wait to get a Pit bull) and now I hate them even more.

I can't seem to find grips that are long enough despite having a popular bike.

And before some jokester chimes in and says they're called HARRIS....check the apostrophe.


Ooofff... bad advice, pumpkin. Oury are fantastic grips or if you don't mind spending some money- Driven grips are good. Oh and I love my Canyon dancers, perhaps some bad advice again?


http://www.drivenracing.com/content.cfm/go/grips-

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http://www.bikebandit.com/oury-road-grips
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Old 07-21-2010, 01:27 PM   #2
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Stock Sucks
The only mods I have regretted are the cheaper ones
Trying out different sprocket ratios or a windshiled.
The big stuff I have been very happy with
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Old 07-21-2010, 02:16 PM   #3
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Ooofff... bad advice, pumpkin. Oury are fantastic grips or if you don't mind spending some money- Driven grips are good. Oh and I love my Canyon dancers, perhaps some bad advice again?
I just picked them out myself and changed out the rubber. Hate 'em but too lazy to do it again since I knew they'd get mashed.

I have the old style canyon dancer. Had to throw it on the bike before I had a chance to cut some pvc tubing. (okay I bought the wrong size tubing ).
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Old 07-21-2010, 09:34 PM   #4
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I just picked them out myself and changed out the rubber. Hate 'em but too lazy to do it again since I knew they'd get mashed.

I have the old style canyon dancer. Had to throw it on the bike before I had a chance to cut some pvc tubing. (okay I bought the wrong size tubing ).
FWIW and no offense BUT if you make sure to push the sleeves all the way to the controls and pull the straps parallel to the bars before you cinch your bike down, you can alleviate a great deal of the grip mashing. Most of the time when grips get wrecked, it's because people don't correctly place the sleeves.
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Old 07-22-2010, 08:52 AM   #5
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FWIW and no offense BUT if you make sure to push the sleeves all the way to the controls and pull the straps parallel to the bars before you cinch your bike down, you can alleviate a great deal of the grip mashing. Most of the time when grips get wrecked, it's because people don't correctly place the sleeves.

Thanks. It wasn't me that did it.
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Old 07-23-2010, 02:17 PM   #6
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I enjoy working on bikes and doing mods just as much as riding them.

Still have a few things I would like to do to my bike to make it even better.

HID's

USD forks which would also give me bigger calipers up which would also de-link the brake system and give better adjustments than what Honda slapped on the XX stock.
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