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My 2005 PX 150 left (black foam) handle grip (clutch side) is sliding off. It appears this handle was only attached with glue. Has anyone had this problem and if so, what did you do about it ?

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Greg
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get some golf grip tape. remove the grip, clean handle bar with alcohol ( no residue ) wrap new grip tape in a spiral around handle bar mist with alcohol slide grip on quickly and adjust, let set for 1 hr or so for the tape to glue up good.
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Failing that just spread some glue on the shaft and replace the grip, worked a treat on my throttle grip which came loose riding back from Tadcaster to Leeds, not too far but a bloody long way with next to no throttle!!!
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2005 Genuine Stella 150, 2008 Genuine Buddy, 2013 Piaggio BV 350, 2014 Piaggio Fly 150 3v
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Hairspray always worked for me.
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IrishTim wrote:
Hairspray always worked for me.
its because you're worth it....
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I had the same problem, it would take time to develop. I did not need to remove grip. Slow, hard pressure from palm onto end-cap, when middle bubbles up a little, and you know you have moved it, work from middle. This takes some time and muscle but should work for you. I have been careful not to be pull the grip, while placing the scoot on the stand. This is how mine was working it's way off.
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glitterballhedgehog wrote:
I had the same problem, it would take time to develop. I did not need to remove grip. Slow, hard pressure from palm onto end-cap, when middle bubbles up a little, and you know you have moved it, work from middle. This takes some time and muscle but should work for you. I have been careful not to be pull the grip, while placing the scoot on the stand. This is how mine was working it's way off.
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Al

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