🔒 Enhance Comfort and Control with Ergon GP3 Ergo Grips Featuring Bar Ends Review

Super quality. worth your money. Due to the gripping surface on the inside of the grips, you will need to lubricate the inside of the grip to slide it onto the carbon stem. I used tri-flow lube but they were still hard to squeeze! Not Ergon GP3's fault, but the surface of the carbon material. The packaging was excellent. Manufacturers must follow the sentence. Just click on "Buy Now". You will not regret it!

Without a doubt the best bike grips. Your palms simply wrap around them for maximum comfort. Very easy to install (I didn't bother using a torque wrench) but make sure you check for perfect positioning before you finish or your first ride on them won't go well. It's expensive for bike grips, but I can swallow it knowing the research and quality of the materials that went into the making of this product.

Mounted on a hybrid bike where I cut the width by four inches to make it easier to switch between cars in city traffic. Unfortunately my right hand is still numb from the vibration after the first hour unless I put on a riding gel glove. The oversized "wrist pad" allows you to ride with your fingers on the brake levers. As for the ox horn grip, I'm still not sure if it's as useful as it sounds. It looks like a bull grip could save me from breaking my finger a second time because of the open…

I bought these because I have arthritis in my thumbs which gets worse when I ride a bike. My hands also felt numb and tingly after riding for just a few minutes. I had a few issues installing them and they required minimal tweaking to install correctly. But I've never mounted handles and have done it myself. I still have some numbness/tingling, but not as severe as it used to be, and it takes a lot longer for me to notice it. More importantly for me, I no longer feel pain in my thumb joints…

This is the best addition to my new bike. It really distributes the pressure on the palms. I have some problems with my hands. I like that I can change the position of the hands by 90°. It's like having bar ends on your bike. While these rod ends aren't quite the same as full rod ends, they can be fully weighted, giving you the ability to change your hand position. I still ride in padded cycling gloves, but gloves aren't essential with these grips. I added photos of the packaging. I love how…