ODI Longneck BMX/Scooter Grips - 143mm - Black



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The ODI Longneck BMX/Scooter Grips are the industry-standard choice for riders seeking a balance of comfort, grip, and durability. Featuring the classic mushroom-style ribbed pattern, these 143mm grips are ideal for both BMX riders and scooter enthusiasts who need vibration dampening during intense sessions; however, users should be aware that the aggressive ribbing may feel too soft or bulky for riders who prefer a slimmer, low-profile grip profile.
| Model Part Number | ODLN2143B |
|---|---|
| Brand | ODI |
Yes, although the reinforced closed end would be lost. Many riders use a sharp utility knife to trim them to size if necessary.
These specific grips feature integrated, reinforced closed ends, so separate bar plugs are generally not required.
While designed for BMX and scooters, they can be used on mountain bikes if you prefer a thicker, mushroom-patterned grip.
The easiest way is to use a flathead screwdriver to carefully lift the edge and spray a little rubbing alcohol or glass cleaner underneath to break the friction.
Yes, they are specifically designed to fit standard 7/8-inch BMX and scooter handlebars.
Remove the grips, clean the bar surface with alcohol, and re-install using a light coating of hairspray for a secure bond.
Use compressed air to create an air pocket between the grip and the bar during installation, or use an alcohol-based cleaner as a temporary lubricant.
Installing the ODI Longneck grips is straightforward. To ensure a tight fit, clean your handlebars with isopropyl alcohol to remove grease or debris before sliding the grips on. If the grips are difficult to move, a light mist of hairspray inside the grip acts as a lubricant that dries into an adhesive to prevent twisting. To maintain the life of your grips, avoid dragging them against concrete walls or pavement during falls. If they become dusty or lose their tackiness, simply wipe them down with a damp cloth and mild soap to restore the grip surface.