Oxford heated grips

[bmdavis]

I've got Oxford heated grips on a 2002 1150 but are starting to swivel slightly around the handlebar.
Any suggestions for a type of glue to keep them in place?

 

[David rutherford]

hairspray does the job great

 

[MarkShelley]

They are supplied with a small tube of superglue.

 

[Timpo]

Loctitie Superglue.
Ensure you put a bead on the bar but also a bead around the inside of the grip in a spiral type sweep.
Cover you fuel tank too to prevent any drips marking the paint!

 

[David rutherford]

had them on my fireblade thundercat gs easy to remove if changing bike with hairspray and sticks well if you use superglue you will nacker them had them on gs for 2 years and not moved

 

[bmdavis]

Thanks fellas, I shall raid my wife's handbag and try the hairspray route.

 

[tosh23]

I always use brake cleaner, I spray on copious amounts and put the grips on the bars easily, the brake cleaner dries out and bingo ...grips that don't budge

 

[justabof]

I always use brake cleaner, I spray on copious amounts and put the grips on the bars easily, the brake cleaner dries out and bingo ...grips that don't budge

This works for rubber grips directly on to the 'bars or twistgrip tube.

Aftermarket heated grips are made on a plastic inner core, and it is that plastic bit which needs fixing to the 'bars.