Of course, it all depends on how much/how hard/how loaded you ride and where you ride.

a 30-gallon version, you can find at Home Depot, Canadian Tire or Walmart or your local independent hardware Doing it cold is possible, but there is a risk of snapping the plastic, and it's hard to form permanent

The cage locking stem on the DR650 pushes quite hard against it.

They are also quite hard to come by the right size so avoid this and prevent this issue with a simple

If your grip model is anything else than the tiny OEM, you might have this issue where it is hard to Now the grip is butter smooth, goes back quickly by itself and no matter how hard you squizz them and

Especially the plastic parts are hard to get looking new again.

It does work as well but these solvent are too harsh on the rubber and contribute to an early break down