FlaDave
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I just installed a set of Oxford's and they work great.
$75 versus $400 for the OEM's is a no-brainer.
$75 versus $400 for the OEM's is a no-brainer.
Agree.JustPlainDave said:I just installed a set of Oxford's and they work great.
$75 versus $400 for the OEM's is a no-brainer.
rotortech71 said:Those look like the oxford sport grips. I'm certain the oxford adventure grips are longer than that.
::026::Roadminge said:I just bought the adventure oxford grips off eBay $ 79 free shipping, I had the standard oxfords on my versys and they were a bit hard and bulky, good amount of heat though
And here they are, even a pic of the Tenere included !Roadminge said:I just bought the adventure oxford grips off eBay $ 79 free shipping, I had the standard oxfords on my versys and they were a bit hard and bulky, good amount of heat though
First point - its super glue so it does dry fast. :djm_ct said:I am seriously considering ordering the Oxford Adventures from Amazon. The only thing that gives me pause is that the two reviews both slammed Oxford on the installation process.
The first reviews states that the supplied adhesive sets way too quickly (2 seconds) causing the grips to freeze in place before he was even able to slide the grips into place. He suggested using aftermarket grip adhesive in place of the supplied super glue to allow for a little forgiveness.
The second reviewer stated that if your grips are even .1mm larger that the specified grip size that you will NOT be able to install the grips (he didn't say what bike he had). The first reviewer also mentioned that the grips are very inflexible when it comes to the diameter of your handlebars.