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 jeremyrbrown
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Where can I find a nice looking grip to go on a chrome cowbell? nm |
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Posts: 34 11/12/09 01:40 PM |
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Berserker |
prayers sent! | #1 | ||
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Posts: 1398 11/12/09 01:42 PM |
go to the sheep page. pls.
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Original48 |
Off the handle of the next bike that gets left in your yard. | #2 | ||
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Posts: 816 11/12/09 01:43 PM |
nmDS
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3000lbchicken |
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Posts: 2821 11/12/09 01:45 PM |
http://www.taphandles.com/
I like the "YARDS" handle. Someone that tailgates next to us has a massive cowbell with a killian's tap.
"What really taps my ass....." - Goat Holder
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 UpTheMiddlex3Punt |
May not be the best looking, but probably the most comfortable is | #4 | ||
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Posts: 2463 11/12/09 01:47 PM |
road bike handlebar tape. Much more comfortable than the standard molded rubber grips.
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jeremyrbrown |
Impressively original... | #5 | ||
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Posts: 35 11/12/09 01:56 PM |
Let's treat anyone that doesn't have time to post every opinion they have on here like crap. Well played, Berserker.
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Sutterkane woya |
anybody ever tried a golf club grip? | #6 | ||
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Posts: 1564 11/12/09 02:14 PM |
I always thought it would work well, cut down to size, of course. I know it is probably a little too slim to slip over the handle, but I figured there had to
be some super jumbo shaft grips out there.
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JimC1097 |
I have found that a racquetball racket grip works awesome | #7 | ||
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Posts: 55 11/12/09 03:13 PM |
One of my bells is extremely large and has long handle. This allows me to ring two handed, especially if one arm is getting tired.
 
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SignalDawg |
I went to Boardtown Bikes | #8 | ||
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Posts: 111 11/12/09 03:15 PM |
here in Starkville. They let me have one of their used bike grips. Even trimmed it and put it on for me. Real comfortable. I bought a t-shirt as thanks.
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Arkitekt Dawg |
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Posts: 155 11/12/09 03:19 PM |
Bike grips are the best..
Mountain or road bike.... whichever feels best to you.
"If you loose sleep over MSU Athletics....
You will have many sleepless nights." 
Alabama cornerback/ punt returner Javier Arenas, on being ready to play: "Even if I don't feel like going out and doing something, after I finally get that first lick, it's on. I'm like, 'Let's go.' It's like if I don't feel like eating cereal and I take that first spoonful, I think, 'All right, I can finish the rest of it.'" |
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lawdawg02 |
why would you bring coach34's mother's hands into this conversation? | #10 | ||
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Posts: 3527 11/12/09 03:34 PM One Call, That's All |
super jumbo shaft grips |
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Indndawg |
Getting a grip is always important | #11 | ||
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Posts: 8540 11/12/09 03:45 PM |
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jakebaby |
If all else fails walmart or a hardware store sells those blue gloves with tar grip on them. | #12 | ||
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Posts: 254 11/12/09 04:44 PM |
nm
Do or do not. There is no try
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