Not an issue on the mtb as the levers are a better design so this is mostly for drop bar style levers on my CX bike and commute bike.
I want to improve the grip for when it is wet/muddy. Various gloves and the grip is rubbish when the conditions are really bad.
Tried a few basic grip tapes but they were all inflexible or not very sticky. Has anyone come across anythng and used it for this purpose or something similar. Either a textured or slightly rubberised tape would probably work but there doesn't seem to be much out there. Park Patches are the closest I've seen but that would be an expensive way to do it.
Something a bit like [url= http://www.cyclingnews.com/features/photos/specialized-unveils-new-project-black-machine-for-saxo-bank/114084 ]this[/url]?
I reckon you'd get on better with grip tape by heating it a little?
Give the levers a rub with 60 grit abrasive paper?
Self amalgamating tape works- you need to apply it tightly to stop it rotating though (never done it on a pushiron but I used to do it for motorbikes to stop the levers becoming bars of ice on winter commutes)
or this [url= http://www.bikeradar.com/road/gallery/article/budget-bike-tech-tweak-your-lever-feel-with-grip-tape-33381/6/ ]how to[/url]
Mmmm one of those unforgettable smells from my childhood.... Skateboard griptape ๐