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The article offers the insights of bicycle rider Sean Morr on his bicycle, in which he discusses cutting the bars down to avoid spin, going through grips and pedals, and the Madera top-load stem, which is his favorite part of his bike.

Presents a guide on the purchase of bicycle handlebars. Description of the sweep of a bar; Materials preferred for the bicycle part; Tips on choosing the correct rise or height of the bar.

The article profiles professional mountain bike racer Brian Lopes. It cites the competition won by Lopes which include the Downhill and Dual-Slalom National Championships in 1995, World Cup race in Belgium, and nine National Chmapionships. Also, it states the different mountain bike equipment used by Lopes which include the X-Fusion Slide R12 fork, Shimano BB92 press-in bottom bracket, and ODI Tradition O-grips.

The article evaluates several motorcycle equipment including the 6D helmet from the company 6D, the A'ME Chicane heated grips from the A'ME and the Leatt's H4 harness pack water system from Leatt Corp.

The article evaluates the bike components that the FSA has tested including SL-K Carbon SP - SB0 Seatpost, XC-150 Disk Wheelset QR15, and SLK ATB Riser Handlebar.

Presents tips on replacing several parts of BMX bikes to prevent future slipping. Procedure for installing the bike's throttle grips on the bars; Ways to repair the rear wheels; Methods for positioning the brake levers.

The article provides techniques in making grips stick. In removing dirt under the grips, it is suggested that grips be removed and use the finger to scrub out loose dirt while rinsing it under warm water. It is noted that compressed air is a good way to speed the drying process up. Water under the grips reportedly is the most common cause of throttle grips due to activities like riding in the rain. It is recommended to use a compressor in getting some air flowing underneath the grip.

The article discusses the restoration plan of Mark Gray on the 1993 Dyno Slamer bicycle of Dave Mirra. It describes the parts of the bicycle with half-inch pedals, the paint job to be done on the rattle can and the custom-shortened saddles. It also notes the 1-inch headset and detangler that should be restored to functional level, the Dia-Compe levers and mushroom grips.

The article evaluates the Flexx Handlebar System.

The article offers tips on how to solve different kinds of problems regarding bicycles. It says that a throttle grip problem can be fixed by using a bike pump with a ball needle, which will be used to blow air right under the grips and dry them for better sticking capacity. According to the author, proper traction can be guaranteed by removing pins and then applying a few drops of Loctite. Possible solutions for flipping seatposts and rattling rims are also discussed.

The article suggests factors to consider in assuring proper installation of motorcycle grips. Installing the grips demands certainties and assurance that it is properly done because it may cause risks on the racer. Brad Cameron of Renthal suggests the use of glue specifically designed for the grip to assure proper installation and avoid destroying it. Bob Rutten of A'ME recommends the use of spray paint to help easy slide of the grip.

The article features several bicycle motocross (BMX) equipment, including the Duo Scotty Cranmer grip, Verde T-shirts, and the Diamondback sprocket.

The article evaluates several bicycle accessories including the Wings wind breaker from Nike, knee and shin guards from The Storm, and grips from Duo Homan.

The article evaluates several bicycle grips including the grips from Jive Handles, ODI and Grab On.

The article evaluates several BMX bike accessories, including the Redline Hex grips, the Duo saddle and the TRP brakes.

The article evaluates several bicycle equipment and supplies including the Intense Micro Knobbies tire casing from Intense Tires, hand grips from McNeil Houndstooth and Combat pads from Troy Lee Designs.

The article presents instructions on the installation of grips in racing motorcycles.

Presents tips for repairing and conditioning bicycle for winter season. Information on using thin layer of tape around the seam between the grip and bar; Performance of a plastic tire lever; Maintain the cleanliness of the brake surface of rims.

The article reviews the Fuzion handlebar from Pro Taper.

The article reviews the Dead Ends anti-vibration inserts and End Weights for aluminum handlebars from Best Dual Sport Bikes (BDSB).

The article evaluates the Supacaz Grizips lock-on grips for mountain bikes from Supacaz.

The article evaluates ODI MTB Lock-On grips from Vans.

The article evaluates the AmX Handlebar, AmX Stem, and AmXC NoSlip Grips from Loaded Components.

The article provides a review on an Ergon GS2 Carbon Grip/Bar End.

The article evaluates the A'ME MTB hot grip (HG) from A'ME.

The article evaluates the Crankbrothers Iodine 3 cockpit for mountain bikes.

The article evaluates the ODI Pro Edition half-waffle soft compound grips from ODI Grips.

The article evaluates the Motion Pro Dirt Control grips from Motion Pro Inc.

The article evaluates Boyesen Shokout offroad racing motorcycle grip system and offers the description on the off road grip system and features of the product.

The article focuses on the SDG 2 compound grips for motorcycles. It is constructed of a firm inner compound for support. It is also covered by an ultra tacky overmold for maximum shock absorption. Added features are a half waffle design and pre-molded safety grooves with a recessed area for the twisted wire ends.

Features the new grips and handles from Diamondback Inc. in the U.S. Product features; Design and specifications; Price and availability.

Features the ATI MX and BX Visegrips. Description and technical specification of the product; Availability and product offering; Price of the grips.

The article reports that Anaheim One was a mud bath of epic proportions and everyone had to deal with it. James Stewart's bike was ready for mud racing with solid discs, grip tape on the frame, hand guards and foam around the bottom of the motor to keep mud from collecting. Lots of grip tape and Stomp grip pads adore the side of this KTM250F. One of the bike had tape extension off the air box, grip tape on the frame and lots of foam around the motor.

Introduces the Freebird handle bars from Kink. Features; Testing; Price.

Features ATI grips for bicycles. Design; Color options; Price.

Presents ways on grip installation for motorcycles. Utilization of spray paint technique; Security of safety wire and glue; Performance of the lock-on grip.

Presents the ranking of Ultimate Freestyle bike. Dominance of Haro bike in the ranking in terms of frames and grips; Efficiency of Odyssey bike in the area of front caliper and cable; Reference to the rank of Primo Son of the Bomb in terms of hubs.

Features Renthal grips, a motorsport accessory. Features of the Renthal Dual Layer Grips; Integration of the concept of ergonomics in product design; Price of the modified grip.