🚲 BONMIXC Ergonomic Bike Grips: Shock Absorption, Non-Slip, Aluminum Alloy Rings Lock On - Mountain Bike Grips Review Review

The product arrived earlier than expected. I tried to attach the right hand grip to the steering wheel. The aluminum outer ring (the protruding part of the handlebar grip) flexed slightly as the steel bolt moved down and tightened to the handlebar. The smaller left ring—a much thinner piece of machined aluminum that tapers to less than a millimeter wide—had a smaller, shorter, narrower steel screw. Applying less than 5 pounds of torque caused the case to crack and crack. buy returns. i wanted…

I wanted cheap, well-padded grips. I got that. The left side went without problems, but then. The right clamp did not twist, broke and crumbled. I found grip clips but they cost the same as these grips. I am not sure if they are worth it. Fortunately, the handle is securely attached, the handle doesn't slip or rotate. I also ordered the screw caps for the steering wheel and they help hold both knobs securely in place. The stripped clip really lowers my confidence in this set. I will not buy…

When I first opened the box I was a bit skeptical. There are no instructions and the horns on the handles looked too small to be usable. I was wrong. The initial installation is easy. Just remove the old knobs, put them on and tighten the set screw. Did. Do not use warm, soapy water to put them on. I was happy to see that you can adjust the angle of the horns separately from the angle of the handle. Once you have the grip where you want it, move the horn, place it where you want it, and adjust…

They look and feel good when installed properly. Much more comfortable than the original narrow grips. While it may seem simple, this pen set should come with instructions. Like some others, I had an issue with tightening the bar ends. I eventually figured out that the ends of the rudder should be flush with the end of the rudder's end. Inside the end of the bar there is a narrow lip that needs to be passed through the end of the bar. When installed correctly, the handlebar ends flush with this