Worn grips don’t always mean worn out.

Most of the time, dirt, sweat, and oils are the real problem. They build up fast, making your grips slick and costing you control.

But before you replace them, try cleaning them.

This quick guide shows 5 simple ways to clean your grips and bring back feel, tack, and control. Soap and water. Vinegar. Wipes. Even baking soda tricks for deep grime.

If your grips feel slick, this might save you money—and a few strokes.

[Read the full guide here]

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