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ErgonGP1 Ergo Grip Large
4.5
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The Ergon GP1 grip sports a wide, ergonomic shape to accommodate more of your hand. The supportive shape helps reduce numbness and fatigue during long or bumpy rides. The alloy clamp helps secure the grip to the handlebar, no more messy glues or sprays to deal with.
The larger model is just right to fit you, so your hands have plenty to hang on to.
The larger model is just right to fit you, so your hands have plenty to hang on to.
- For mountain biking and touring
- Standard length or GripShift length
Identifiers
Black - Standard UPC
4260477060716
Tree Fort ID:
333222336742
Review Summary
LIKES
Ease of Installation (10),
Feel (11),
Grip (10),
Weight (1),
Comfort (13),
Cush (4)
WORKS FOR
Cross Country (6),
Commuting (5),
All Mountain (9),
rigid fork (2)
DISLIKES
Initial Installation (4),
No Dislikes (8)
4.5 GEARS
15 reviews
15 reviews
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Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
How do you measure your hand to determine whether you should buy a small or large size
How do you measure your hand to determine whether you should buy a small or large size
Q.
asked by: a guest
How do I know the size/diameter of my bike handlebar in order to buy the right size grips?
How do I know the size/diameter of my bike handlebar in order to buy the right size grips?
Q.
asked by: jon...@....harold07@gmail.com
I see the answer about the gripshift length, but how long are the standard length?
I see the answer about the gripshift length, but how long are the standard length?
Q.
asked by: a guest
How many mm long are the GripShift length grips?
How many mm long are the GripShift length grips?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Grip shift grips are 95mm long
Grip shift grips are 95mm long
Q.
asked by: sshteingart
are the twist shift - 1 long - 1 short?
are the twist shift - 1 long - 1 short?
A.
anwered by: canteau
The left and the right grips are both short. If you only have 1 twist shifter, such as on a 7-speed you would need to buy a set of standard and short grips.
The left and the right grips are both short. If you only have 1 twist shifter, such as on a 7-speed you would need to buy a set of standard and short grips.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Hi, do they clamp on cinelli pepper riser bar?
Hi, do they clamp on cinelli pepper riser bar?
A.
anwered by: smulder
I can't guarantee this will fit since we don't have that bar here right now. It is built to mount on the traditional 22.2mm mountain bar diameter, so fits most bars. The only other concern is the length of the actual grip mounting area, but I've seen those bars with a standard Oury Grip so this should work just fine like them.
I can't guarantee this will fit since we don't have that bar here right now. It is built to mount on the traditional 22.2mm mountain bar diameter, so fits most bars. The only other concern is the length of the actual grip mounting area, but I've seen those bars with a standard Oury Grip so this should work just fine like them.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Hi could you tell me the difference between the standard and the twist shifter, thanks.
Hi could you tell me the difference between the standard and the twist shifter, thanks.
A.
anwered by: mcacciapalle
The difference between the standard and the twist shifter is that the standard are longer. The twist shifter grips are shortened to accommodate actual twist shifters. Thanks!
The difference between the standard and the twist shifter is that the standard are longer. The twist shifter grips are shortened to accommodate actual twist shifters. Thanks!
Q.
asked by: mrivera238
Read GP1 will not clamp on some bars. Any issues with an Easton EA30 XC aluminum flat bar?
Read GP1 will not clamp on some bars. Any issues with an Easton EA30 XC aluminum flat bar?
A.
anwered by: abarnosky
I can't guarantee this will fit, but based on our previous installation on other Easton bars (not the EA30 specifically) they mounted without problem. It is built to mount on the traditional 22.2mm mountain bar diameter, so fits most bars.
I can't guarantee this will fit, but based on our previous installation on other Easton bars (not the EA30 specifically) they mounted without problem. It is built to mount on the traditional 22.2mm mountain bar diameter, so fits most bars.
Customer Reviews
4
March 17, 2010
reviewed by: Stuart
They really do work, my Rockhopper was actually painful on gravel roads until I tried these grips. Now I have these on three other bikes. Actually beginning to prefer straight bars to drops now with these grips for the touring bikes too.
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vote4
May 12, 2010
reviewed by: Zxxx44js
I've been cycling avidly for the last 16 years.
My hands would always start fatiguing after 30km or so. That's no longer a problem after installing these. I put a set on all of my straight bar bikes. If you are a larger cyclist and have issues with hand numbness or fatigue, I truly believe that you will be quite satisfied with a pair of these grips.
5
May 28, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
These grips are awesome! No more numb hands after 2 miles. Super comfortable.
5
September 08, 2010
reviewed by: roket101
Love, Love, Love these grips...just put them a refurbished 84 Schwinn Traveler with new flat bars. Absolutely most comfortable. Rode 80 miles on these with out any discomfort. The price on this site is absolutely the best I found. Buy these and be happy.
4
November 07, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
Great pair of grips. I purchased two sets of these and the second set would not tighten down at all. I tried to tighten these, put in soapy water to get to adhere to bars, but no luck. I will not spend this amount on these grips again. I will use some other type that are similar, cheaper, and stay in one position. Good product but needs some more research and/or attention to quality.
5
July 27, 2011
reviewed by: RD509
My stock grips gave me alot of vibration issues causing my hands to go numb, buying a pair of gel paded gloves did help but combining the gloves and the Ergo Grips I have very little problems now with my hands going numb!
5
September 25, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
I have a fisher mountain bike and they fit tight on the Bontager bars.
5
December 20, 2012
reviewed by: iasanlee
Best thing to ever happen to my hands. I suffer from long term numbness and loss of finger strength when riding a MTB. It has always forced me to ride with a poor grip on the bars to avoid the issue, which is dangerous during technical rides. This grip has 100% fixed the problem, and I can go all day without the least bit of trouble.
3
April 22, 2010
reviewed by: bennyb1775
The grips did not secure tightly to my handlebars. No matter how hard you tightened the allen screws, the grips would never secure in place. Their position is of obvious importance because of the shape of the grips and their purpose. I'm not sure why these would not secure tightly onto my handlebars, but the recommended 5 nM tightening pressure was not enough.
5
July 26, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
I recently started commuting round trip (20 miles) to work each day on my bike. I began to notice that my hands hurt a little with the stock grips that came on the bike. A friend recommended these Ergon grips & I tried them. TOTALLY WORTH IT! I LOVE THEM! They are very comfortable and displace the force of your weight over more of your palm. I recommend these to anyone who's serious about biking period.
3
July 18, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
These grips make it much more comfortable to ride and my hands don't get numb as much as before. Slight downside - they are not very long. If you have a largish hand, it's a tight squeeze. I got the shorter version so that I wouldn't have to move the brake/shifter bracket. Another downside - plugs don't fit in my bars. I don't know if I'm supposed to trim them or not.
5
February 08, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
Already have used for a couple years on another bike. Physiology makes sense and allows better griping in rough conditions with more comfort. Experiment with proper angle as makes a big difference to get it right for most common riding position.
5
June 28, 2012
reviewed by: A Guest
Very comfortable grips! A little bit of hassle to install, because they clamp only at the outer edge, so I had to move the shifters and brakes in a bit on the handlebars to accommodate, but well worth the effort.
5
January 04, 2013
reviewed by: lamplighter
I shouldn't have waited so long to get the grips. Very comfortable, better than regular grips, no more tingling in my hands. I can go on longer rides without any discomfort.
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