Wrapping Handlebars - Revision history

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Jonathan: /* See Also */

2007-12-02T02:38:29Z

Jonathan: Wrapping handlebars moved to Wrapping Handlebars

2007-12-02T02:38:01Z

Wrapping handlebars moved to Wrapping Handlebars

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Jonathan: /* Wrapping Handlebars With Old Inner Tubes */

2007-12-02T02:36:03Z

Wrapping Handlebars With Old Inner Tubes

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	== Wrapping Handlebars With Old Inner Tubes ==		== See Also ==

	~~[[Image:Handlebar_Wrapped_With_Inner_Tube.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Looks good on almost any bike!~~]]		* [[Wrapping Handlebars With Old Inner Tubes]]

	~~The Urban Bike Project of Wilmington recycles old inner tubes for cheap (free) handlebar wrap. There are only a few steps involved.~~

	~~1. Cut the valve off an old inner tube. One tube should be enough for one set of handlebars.<BR>~~
	~~2. Use scissors or a razer blade to split it long ways down the middle (it doesn't have to be perfect).<BR>~~
	~~3. Wash the pieces to avoid getting black stuff or talc all over when you ride. Let dry.<BR>~~
	~~4. Follow normal handlebar wrapping procedures and secure with tape.<BR>~~

	~~The wrap should last a year or so depending on use and weather conditions.~~


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Bwindle83: new page, recycling inner tubes

2007-10-08T14:46:40Z

new page, recycling inner tubes

New page

== Wrapping Handlebars With Old Inner Tubes ==

[[Image:Handlebar_Wrapped_With_Inner_Tube.jpg|right|thumb|Looks good on almost any bike!]]

The Urban Bike Project of Wilmington recycles old inner tubes for cheap (free) handlebar wrap. There are only a few steps involved.

1. Cut the valve off an old inner tube. One tube should be enough for one set of handlebars. 
2. Use scissors or a razer blade to split it long ways down the middle (it doesn't have to be perfect). 
3. Wash the pieces to avoid getting black stuff or talc all over when you ride. Let dry. 
4. Follow normal handlebar wrapping procedures and secure with tape. 

The wrap should last a year or so depending on use and weather conditions.

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	* [[Wrapping Handlebars With Old Inner Tubes]]		* [[Wrapping Handlebars With Old Inner Tubes]]
			* [[Diamond Handlebar Wrap]]