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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    I have had tennis elbow 5 times from trying to grip something that is too large
    tee hee hee

    don't they also make more low profile grips for the lady bikes?
    I feel like my friend's Juliana has miniature thin grips for her tiny hands but I am not seeing anything immediately when I look at the specs online about them being smaller.
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    Quote Originally Posted by b-bear View Post
    tee hee hee
    That was also my first reaction.
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    the situation strikes me as WAY too much drama at this point

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    I'm running ESI extra Chunk 34mm and I feel like this may be a bit of a problem for me too. Gonna try some slightly narrower ones on my new bike.

    Dan, I tried these on recommendation from a number of friends. One friend who rides a shit ton and works in a shop went to them specifically because he likes to go gloveless on the climbs. Loves them for that. We all ran lock ons exclusively for years and no one's had any issues with slippage. The ends might slip a bit when they get torn up and get dirt jammed in there. A proper end cap eliminates this though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by b-bear View Post
    tee hee hee

    don't they also make more low profile grips for the lady bikes?
    I feel like my friend's Juliana has miniature thin grips for her tiny hands but I am not seeing anything immediately when I look at the specs online about them being smaller.
    well it was just a hopefully helpfull suggestion to all whom might want to dodge an injury

    but you could just shove it up your ass and see if it fits eh
    Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know

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    I use ODI CrossTrainers and have been satisfied coming from Ruffians. I think anything with some channels will work well gloveless (Sensus, Chromag palmskins, etc.)

    Gloveless on the ups, gloves on the downs. Ride in CO (dry).

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    Quote Originally Posted by b-bear View Post
    tee hee hee

    don't they also make more low profile grips for the lady bikes?
    I feel like my friend's Juliana has miniature thin grips for her tiny hands but I am not seeing anything immediately when I look at the specs online about them being smaller.
    My wife hated that about the Julianas. I thought they dropped the bar size as well as the grip OD, though; is it just thinner grips? Even worse. Seems weird anyway--her hands are narrow, but her fingers are about as long as mine, so why a smaller OD?

    Pretty sure there's a Trump joke in there somewhere; is all that sensitivity about short fingers a perspective problem? Like RT said--probably needs to loosen his grip.

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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    well it was just a hopefully helpfull suggestion to all whom might want to dodge an injury

    but you could just shove it up your ass and see if it fits eh
    chill out. 2 girls here make jokes about you having a LARGE penis and you get all bent out of shape. sounds like from your defensiveness that we were wrong

    the juliana grip comment was separate and it was a real thing they did, so was just throwing it out there as well as a helpful suggestion to all whom might want to dodge an injury

    why you so mad?
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    Quote Originally Posted by b-bear View Post
    chill out. 2 girls here make jokes about you having a LARGE penis
    YOU TAKE THAT BACK!!!
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    No problems with foamies here. Silicone is still grippy when wet. Get good quality ones (ESI or similar) and put them on with isopropyl. Of course they're going to slip if you put them on with soap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    but you could just shove it up your ass and see if it fits eh
    NTTAWWT

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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    but you could just shove it up your ass and see if it fits eh
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    Quote Originally Posted by jono View Post
    NTTAWWT
    then you're definitely going to want to wear gloves using those grips afterwards
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    ESI Chunky + large bar end caps that protect the foam. Good if you don't crash a ton or ride in the rain. Any nicks or small tears can be touched up with home silicone.

    Clean with alcohol and install with compressed air.

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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    well it was just a hopefully helpfull suggestion to all whom might want to dodge an injury

    but you could just shove it up your ass and see if it fits eh
    Dude WTF? A little harmless ribbing got you of the deep end. You're Canadian, not in tRump's America.

    Chill.
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    sorry ,I been hanging out with too many Americans on TGR eh
    ( ^^ more typical Canadian repsonse )
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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    the situation strikes me as WAY too much drama at this point

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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    lock-ons ^^ for the win
    The plastic sleeve required for lock-ons makes foam grips either pointlessly thin, or exceedingly thick (for my tiny, tiny hands).
    Remind me. We'll send him a red cap and a Speedo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by b-bear View Post
    chill out. 2 girls here make jokes about you having a LARGE penis and you get all bent out of shape. sounds like from your defensiveness that we were wrong

    the juliana grip comment was separate and it was a real thing they did, so was just throwing it out there as well as a helpful suggestion to all whom might want to dodge an injury

    why you so mad?
    Because this is TGR and you tried to be helpful.
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