|   can you use odi lock on grips on an easton monkey lite bar | knighTrain
Dec 14, 2002 12:58 PM | | without screwing the suposive life time warrenty. |
| re: can you use odi lock on grips on an easton monkey lite bar | warthog
Dec 14, 2002 2:33 PM | | Yeah, just make sure to sand down any sharp edges, just like you would on your shifters and brake levers. |
| I cracked an Easton carbon bar | AK Ken
Dec 14, 2002 4:02 PM | | by cranking a bar end too tight. You might want to put a solid plug in the end of the bar just to be safe. I doubt you would crack it with the small diameter screw in the lock ring on those grips, but better safe than sorry.
Ken |
| Running an Easton CT-2 w/ ODIs for about 2 years now... | næstep
Dec 14, 2002 4:17 PM | | ...and they haven't left behind any distinguishing marks to cause me to think they'd violate the warranty any more than my stem clamp, brake levers or shifters do (which do leave faint scuffs in the outer finish).
næstep |
| Contact Easton bout that...no problems w/ mine thought.. | Locoman
Dec 14, 2002 6:59 PM | | Running the DH monkeylites w/ Odi and no problem. ..you don't need to torque that much to get the grips to stay in place..
You should contact Easton to get the lowdown on the warrenty..
GLuck.. |
| Errr... that's "though" (avoiding an SP post).. nm. | Locoman
Dec 14, 2002 7:02 PM | | . |
| thanks for your help. nm | knightrain
Dec 14, 2002 8:43 PM | | |
| I wo'nt | tiggerider
Dec 14, 2002 9:13 PM | | Last year riding with Friend with them on. He broke his Monkey lite bar,, on a drop, the bar snap in line with the inside clamp. That was good enought for me. |
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