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Step 2Remove the old, clean up the bar, re-wrap
Get all the old junk off, and get everything in place where you need it.
Like I said earlier, this is something of a commitment, so make doubly sure that your levers are where you need and want them! This also goes for the stem, if it's slide-on/off like mine and not a threadless with a detachable clamp face.
I don't do anything special with my bar wrap, just end plugs and tape as usual. Park Tool has a page on that right here.
Twisting a rubber band around the levers and then stretching the over the hood area is highly recommended for keeping them out of the way while doing the whipping.
Like I said earlier, this is something of a commitment, so make doubly sure that your levers are where you need and want them! This also goes for the stem, if it's slide-on/off like mine and not a threadless with a detachable clamp face.
I don't do anything special with my bar wrap, just end plugs and tape as usual. Park Tool has a page on that right here.
Twisting a rubber band around the levers and then stretching the over the hood area is highly recommended for keeping them out of the way while doing the whipping.
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