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Need some help with a uni project

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  1. Hey, I'm designing some fancy handlebar grips for a mountain bike (uni project).

    Need some help!:o

    Got any problems with current handlebar grips??
    How often do you change them (if ever)?
    Whats good about your current grips?? (durable, non-slip, thin, thick??)

    Thanks😄

    Dorrien

  2. Dorrien said:

    Hey, I'm designing some fancy handlebar grips for a mountain bike (uni project).

    Need some help!:o

    Got any problems with current handlebar grips??
    How often do you change them (if ever)?
    Whats good about your current grips?? (durable, non-slip, thin, thick??)

    Thanks😄

    Dorrien

    well i dunno, alot of people like the specialized body geometry grips, they seem to fit most peoples hands better

    myself, i like a plain grip with no annoying pattern or odd shapes, just a pian old grip for me, no really oft compounds that are just going to melt under the heat of your hand either 🙁

  3. Dorrien said:

    Hey, I'm designing some fancy handlebar grips for a mountain bike (uni project).

    Need some help!:o

    Got any problems with current handlebar grips??
    How often do you change them (if ever)?
    Whats good about your current grips?? (durable, non-slip, thin, thick??)

    Thanks😄

    Dorrien


    Like metioned above I also like a plain grip with no directional pattern or bulges for the palm. The K2 Pipeclamp being my personal favorite, but any of the set-screw type are what I have migrated to, just for the ease of removal and installation. If you can improve these I'll buy them from you. Maybe an extra set screw or two!

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