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Old 05-24-2020, 02:50 PM
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Yes, the insulation is all still there and intact. I took care in replacing the upper hose years ago and not have the insulation break apart. A friend of mine used to work at a ski shop and was always replacing the grips on the ski poles. He told me the secret of getting the old one off and the new grip on was rubbing alcohol. A little squirt of it inside the grip on on the pole by pulling the grip away and working it around and it would slide right off. Although cutting it off may be easier, putting it back on with the alcohol in there let it slide right on and then when evaporated would allow it to really grip on. I've tried WD40 and other lubes but the parts move from the oil afterwards.
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