Great product. Works well on my daughter's 20 inch bike. Used a little rubbing alcohol and they went on without any trouble. Would purchase again.

White handle grips to update the handmedown bike from a neighbor, price is right and shipping was quick. A little tough to put on, but that's so they don't fall off easily.

Fit great, easy to put on. We used a littleVaseline and they slid right on to the handle bars. We have had them on for a few months now and they are holding up great.

I can’t speak to the durability of these as we just got them yesterday. My kids are really hard on bikes and scooters, so I just expect to buy new grips every few months, no matter how nice they are. My daughter picked these cause she loved the hot pink color.These fit great on a 20 inch Specialized Hotrock. My 12 year old son installed them using an air compressor, and it took maybe a couple seconds per side. Just push the air compressor tip inside the grip as you slide it on. The air will be…

So, they're cheap. If you need cheap grips these will do, but keep in mind you get what you pay for. These are not very comfortable, the compound they use is really hard, almost like plastic. Color is bright though, and fine for a bike you're fixing up to sell. I can't speak to durability since I put them on a bike I'm selling and not riding.

My son wanted different grips because the original ones hurt his hands. These grips were softer. It took some persuasion to push and twist them onto the handlebars, so lubricating them as suggested in other reviews would have been a good idea.

They are just fit perfectly. Old grip which came with the tricycle was worn out. These grips gave a new look to the tricycle. So happy 😀

These grips have a nice give to them, and the color is very accurate to the picture (I got the yellow). Putting them onto my boy's bike though was rather difficult on its own. You have to use some sort of lubricant to get it on. Other than that they get a thumbs up.

They are easy to clean, easy to grip with sweaty hands. They're a little rough for my sensitive skin, but any less rough and it would be harder to get a good grip when hands are sweaty. They didn't fade, but the edges did break after a while because of the metal from the handlebar and being dragged along surfaces made the metal tear the cover.

Used this on an old small bike (tricycle) for my 3 year old son. As I struggled to get the first one on, I remembered someone telling me to use Vaseline decades ago when swapping out my own bike handles. So, I put a little bit around the handle, and it worked like a charm.