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    #16
    I've seen grips separate once... on a mountain bike on the downhill course in Les Get about 20 years ago. It was in torrential rain & I guess some got under the grip and somehow re-hydrated the hair spray he'd used. Both grips came off at once. It was quite spectacular......
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    1982 GS1100G - Rebuilt and finished. - Sold
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      #17
      I've used Honda handgrip cement in a decent size tube:the size tube lasts for plenty of grip installations and holds good.I've also used Scott handgrip cement which comes in a tiny,little tube which is only for one set of grips:that worked good also.

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        #18
        I have used super glue works no problem
        The big guy up there rides a Suzuki (this I know)
        1981 gs850gx

        1999 RF900
        past bikes. RF900
        TL1000s
        Hayabusa
        gsx 750f x2
        197cc Francis Barnett
        various British nails

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          #19
          Another vote for hair spray. Aquanet or whatever comes cheapest. these days.
          Paul


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