Lightweight three finger bar ends feature an aluminium core for maximum security. The bar end and support platform can be independently adjusted to suit riding position and style. Ergon GP3 Grips provide superb value for money, providing you a comfortable solution that will last.
Designed with a full hand bar end, each Ergon GP4 grips give superior leverage and positioning while providing top-class ergonomics to keep you holding on with comfort and composure. Easily adjustable, they feature rubber inserts and have a German-made, latex-free rubber compound area for a comfortable feel for your palms. The Ergon GP4 Grips are an excellent choice for the modern, versatile rider. Safety Precaution: These grips are not suitable for use with carbon fibre handlebars.
These grips are ergonomically shaped to fit the hand perfectly. This enables you to hold the grip less tightly, yet still have precise control. This reduces pressure points on the hands and reduces arm pump on long descents or day-long trail sessions. Inside the grip, there is a double-butted core that dampens the shock of sudden impacts and vibrations. Compatibility Available in three different size options to choose from, the Ergon grips GA3 are designed for a comfortable and dependable hold on the most demanding of terrains. The small size option is recommended for hand/glove sizes 6.5 to 8.5". The large size option is for hand/glove sizes 8.5 to 10.5". The difference in size refers to the grip width in inches, meaning a larger hand will have a more positive fit on a thicker grip, while a smaller hand is better fitted to a smaller grip. Both the small and large grips are the same size. There is finally a third option available that includes one standard-sized left-hand grip and one shorter-sized right-hand single-twist-shift grip that's developed for Nexus/Rohloff. Tech Tip: Although your flat handlebars may be 31.8mm or 35mm at the central stem clamping area, most flat bars have a standard 22.2mm diameter at the ends of the bars. These grips, as with most grips on the market, are designed for bars with this standard 22.2mm measurement at the end of the bars.
Using traditional grips on city and touring bikes can cause a kink in your wrist which leads to discomfort in the hands and wrists. These stunning grips correct your wrists position through its anatomic and ergonomically correct form. Any aches and tension therefore can be eliminated.
This stunning model combines ergonomics, function and sustainability, making it a top-rated grip and a consumer favourite. The grip is made from 40% cork, sourced from sustainable forests in Portugal. Furthermore, this green, sustainable theme is echoed throughout its complete construction with an inner core made of a reinforced plastic utilising natural fibres which makes up 20% of its mass. (Carbon bar compatible). This is an ideal choice of a replacement for your old or worn-out existing model.
Building on the success of its standard GE1 model, the brand rotated the grip area of the GE1 Evo by 8% towards the steering axle. This design ensures the rider’s elbows get raised outwardly for increased steering control. Advanced Inner Construction Ergon really has obsessed over every detail with these grips. In addition to the advanced compound and shape, there’s a patent-pending inner construction. This features a forged inner clamp and the inner core is connected to an integrated grip end. The reason they adopted this design of the Ergon GE1 Evo factory grips was to increase the surface area for the hand right to the grip’s end, thus preventing pressure on the hand's outer nerves. This design also helps to dampen vibrations of sudden shocks and trail feedback.
The GA2 Grips also have an ergonomic shape to fit the contours of the hand, which enables you to enjoy increased hand comfort and reduced arm pump when riding long and demanding trails. In addition to this, they have a tapered inner core that dampens sudden shocks and unwanted feedback.
These products meet the comfort and control needs of the most aggressive riders with Enduro and Gravity riding in mind. Boasting a Gravity Control rubber compound, the Ergon MTB grips feature a slip-proof surface and textured zones which are orientated against the rotation of your hand on the bar, for a firm and comfortable hold and position. To top it off, these Ergon GA3 Handlebar Grips come fully equipped with a forged inner clamp and integrated grip end attached to its inner core for superb shock absorption and damping.
Ergon GS2 Carbon GripsReady for tackling challenging terrain, these comfortable Carbon Bar Grips from Ergon features non-slip rubber inserts for a reliable grip and a bar end that doubles as a clamp, allowing you to individually adjust both the grip and the bar end to suit your needs.As hand size is different from person to person, Ergon manufactures the GP, GS and GA ranges in two sizes - Small and Large. This difference is in the diameter of the grip. The reason for this is that a larger hand is better able to grip a larger grip with less stress and effort. This is the same in reverse for small grip. A smaller hand needs a smaller grip to allow the hand to close around it. Of course, this is all also down to personal preference.Features:Size: Small - 6.5 to 8.5" hand - 92mm diameterUse: Mountain Biking, Endurance RacingMaterial: GFK Composite with rubber inserts (Bar end)Compatibility: Carbon bar compatibleWeight: 222gBuy Ergon Components from Chain Reaction Cycles, the World's Largest Online Bike Store.
Ergon GP4 Bar GripsThese GP4 Bar Grips from Ergon feature a streamlined design, that offers exceptional comfort and quality you can count on. Benefiting from a sturdy, angled adjustable bar end and rubberised inserts for a slip freehold, these grips are designed with mountain bike (MTB), touring and commuting in mind.Use: Mountain Bike, Touring, CommutingMaterial: Composite with rubber inserts (Bar end)Safety Precaution: These grips are not suitable for use with carbon handlebars.Size: Small or largeWeight: 405g (per pair)Buy Ergon Components from Chain Reaction Cycles, the World's Largest Online Bike Store.
Ergon GP3 GripsThe Ergon GP3 is a grip developed to support the palm of your hand, it now features a composite 3-finger bar end with anti-slip rubber inserts and aluminium clamping mechanism.Adding 10mm in length to the bar end (compared to the previous version) the Ergonomic form has been optimized. The bar end and the grip platform can be independently adjusted for the correct support angle and provides the perfect fit for your individual riding style.As hand size is different from person to person, Ergon manufactures the GP, GC, GR, GS, GE and GA ranges in two sizes - Small and Large. This difference is in the diameter of the grip. The reason for this is that a larger hand is better able to grip a larger grip with less stress and effort. This is the same in reverse for small grip. A smaller hand needs a smaller grip to allow the hand to close around it. Of course, this is all also down to personal preference.Features:Regular grips with no length difference for Shifters.Material: Composite with rubber inserts (Bar end)Use: Mountain bike, TouringBar size: 22.2mmStandard grips are 140mm in lengthGripshift grips are 110mm in lengthRohloff/Nexus grips feature one short 110mm grip and one regular 140mm gripVariation:Regular Shifters: Both grips are long for normal shiftersGripshift® : Both grips are shortened for dual gripshiftRohloff®/Nexus®: Right grip is shortened for hub gear shifter
Ergon GP3 GripsThe Ergon GP3 is a grip developed to support the palm of your hand, it now features a composite 3-finger bar end with anti-slip rubber inserts and aluminium clamping mechanism.Adding 10mm in length to the bar end (compared to the previous version) the Ergonomic form has been optimized. The bar end and the grip platform can be independently adjusted for the correct support angle and provides the perfect fit for your individual riding style.As hand size is different from person to person, Ergon manufactures the GP, GC, GR, GS, GE and GA ranges in two sizes - Small and Large. This difference is in the diameter of the grip. The reason for this is that a larger hand is better able to grip a larger grip with less stress and effort. This is the same in reverse for small grip. A smaller hand needs a smaller grip to allow the hand to close around it. Of course, this is all also down to personal preference.Features:Regular grips with no length difference for Shifters.Material: Composite with rubber inserts (Bar end)Use: Mountain bike, TouringBar size: 22.2mmStandard grips are 140mm in lengthGripshift grips are 110mm in lengthRohloff/Nexus grips feature one short 110mm grip and one regular 140mm gripVariation:Regular Shifters: Both grips are long for normal shiftersGripshift® : Both grips are shortened for dual gripshiftRohloff®/Nexus®: Right grip is shortened for hub gear shifter