projectsugru

Will do, I'll get plenty of pictures once I start the project and post it as an Instructable. I just found out my bike has a recall, so it may be in the shop for a week or so. Thanks again for the sugru to try this out.

How long should the thickest area of the sugru take to cure? I attached a before and after picture here (they'll be part of the instructable that I'm writing up). The thickest area is ~3cm wide abd ~1 - 2cm deep.

BEFORE - http://www.instructables.com/files/deriv/FYX/CK8B/HD2RTZ47/FYXCK8BHD2RTZ47.SQUARE.jpg

AFTER - http://www.instructables.com/files/deriv/FAS/L0X1/HD2RYIGZ/FASL0X1HD2RYIGZ.SQUARE.jpg

Once the Sugru cures I re-wrap the handlebars taping over the Sugru.

So far, so good.

Thanks

Doug

No worries, it still seemed a bit soft at the thickest part, and I had to make s trip for a few days, so I'll start wrapping the h-bars when I get back on Sunday. Thanks for the reply. It looks like it's going to work out great as long as I practice my tape/wrapping skills.

Doug

Here's a picture of one side completed with the tape wrapped over the sugru.

Here's the link to the Instructable for the handlebar mod using sugru.
http://www.instructables.com/id/Customized-handlebars-with-Sugru/
It really seems to have done the job. I can't get outdoors to ride yet (winter weather here in Wisconsin) but I have been riding the bike indoors mounted on a CycleOps Fluid Trainer. Thanks again for contacting me and supplying the Sugru - great product.

I couldn't reuse the old tape, so I had to buy new. I did run into a little issue, the two sides didn't come out even, so I'm doing a re-wrap tonight.