Enhance Your Mountain Biking Experience with Oury MTN Grip Review

Super comfortable grips! I use them on my cars when dealing with a steering wheel that experiences a lot of vibration, and these little soft pieces of rubber do more than their fair share of absorbing it. All my boys at work just love them and STILL light up every time they are mentioned, just signs of pure tenderness and joy. Which is admittedly A LOT now that I think about it. Another reason I can't recommend these grips enough!

Pretty good grips. but the end is made of the same thin material as everything else, so over time it can crack. One person suggested sticking a coin in the handle before putting it on the bike, which I did. I think a penny isn't enough, maybe try a nickel. That's why I never let my bike fall on its side. but of course, after installing these grips, my bike falls right on its side onto the pavement the very next day. I had a penny in the grip but the handlebar still ripped the end of the grip…

For me these bars are too short for mountain biking unless used for very short rides. The actual length of the handle is less than five inches and only four inches not counting the inner ribbed portion. The short length combined with the raised ridge on the outside of the handle means there is no room for sideways movement for wider hands. The design suits the bike as I've been using the Oury on my MX bikes for years, but they are too short for MTB on long rides. I've also found that on…

I originally bought a set of black grips that had a lot of good reviews from Revain and looked like this. These were ordinary rubber grips - single density with no shock absorbing properties. As I researched more I found that these Ourys were recommended so I tried them out and replaced the black knobs that have only been on my bike for 2 weeks. Wow what a difference! You can squeeze these buttons to feel the softer rubber (top layer) before getting to the second layer of harder rubber. They…

Reason for purchase: I recently bought a new mount and it came with a pair of standard upright handlebars. They were fine but I cut them off because they were too wide for road riding. I wanted a new pair of pens, and immediately a new one to wear: the classic Oury pens. Pros: These pens are by far the best for those on a budget who are also looking for affordability. They come in a variety of colors (I went with a light gray, thin but nice) and at around $13, they won't break the bank. The…