The ergonomic profile extends both fore and aft of the bar fitting your hand naturally. Weight is aligned over the centre of the steering for much greater control.

About Bar Ends

Bar ends are used by cross country mountain bikers, touring cyclists and long distance riders who require an alternate riding position, rather than just the grips. Bar ends offer a different position to the standard flat bar grips by allowing you to rotate your wrists by 90 degrees and allowing you to be able to pull harder on the climbs when out of the saddle, or just to relieve the boredom of the single position when on longer distance rides.

About the Cane Creek brand

Cane Creek components have been ridden to numerous wins in world-class events. Professional racing teams that have used Cane Creek components include: Mountain Bike Racing,3D Racing, DEVO, Haro, Honda/Turner, Michal Prokop/Author Racing, Rocky Mountain, Subaru/Fisher, Trek/Volkswagen. Cane Creek started in 1995. Their first product line had brakes, headsets, hubs, and shocks. Their original air-shock design gradually won over a suspension universe that was in thrall to coil shocks. While they have continued to assert their leadership all their product categories, they have expanded into other areas that can benefit from a dose of their "technology that makes sense." In 1999 they acquired the Thudbuster suspension seat post and have since upgraded its patented design to provide what has been called the "ultimate upgrade for hardtails."

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Magazine reviews for Cane Creek Ergo Grip II Bar End

Cane Creek Ergo Grip II Bar End

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Review from Cycling Plus

But what was most noticable was the improvement in comfort. They're great.

In conclusion...

Easy to grip and extremely comfortable. They're great.

Rating: Overall: 9/10

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Cane Creek Ergo Grip II Bar End 4.6 5 108 108

brill product Easy to fit and secure fixing. Comfort & good control, one of the best bar ends i have had 03 July 2010

Exactly what I wanted.... Soft, easy to fit (snug - if paired to the matching grips - but once on they wont move) - but best of all give a good range of hand positions when riding. 30 June 2010

Excellent purchase I have had mountain bikes for years and always used bar ends, but these ones are by far the best i have had. The position and comfort are spot on! There is also loads of grip which is exactly what you need on the steep climbs. 29 June 2010

A bit pricey, but very comfortable. There are cheaper bar ends around, but these are very comfortable at a not-too-bad price. Whether you buy these or an alternative will depend on where you priority is - value, or comfort. These offer really good, comfortable grip... I bought these for a friend, and she loves them! But for me, the Tioga bar ends seemed better value. Make your choice! :-) 12 June 2010

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2 answers

How much do these weigh ?

3 years, 3 months ago

Anonymous

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Hi

The bar ends would only weigh approx 50-60gms approx a couple of ounces in the old money i.e. not 1/2 a kilo - unless weight is a big issue not a problem.

JeffW

Country : Australia

2 years, 9 months ago

JeffW

Perth

Answer:

Just under 200g.

3 years, 3 months ago

guru

hampshire.uk

4 answers

Are these compatible with my Trek 7.5 bike with ergonomic grips? I 'm not sure if they clip in to the end of the grips or are clamped over them?

2 years, 11 months ago

ColMc100

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Yep, I fitted them to my 7.5 fine.
They don't clip in or clamp over the grips:-
You need to slice off the grey bit on the outside of the grips with a stanley knife and move the whole grip inwards (and gear/brake controls) to leave 21mm bare bar for the bar end to slip onto. It's pretty simple to do, should take about 10 mins.

2 years ago

Stealthbiker

Brum

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Same bike as me! They must go straight on to the metal of the bars - not the grips.I sliced the ends off the original grips with a sharp Stanley knife then inserted a small screwdriver blade between grip and bar and squirted in a little WD40 - a bit of twisting and off they came. Dry off the WD40 by pulling a clean rag through the grip, loosen the brake/shifters and move them inwards. Actually, at this point I removed the bar completely and cut 30mm off each end as I found them a little too wide for my taste. Push the grips back on until there's 25mm of bare bar showing at the ends. My grips were still tight but you could spray some hair lacquer inside the grip if you're worried. Loosen the bar-ends screws and push them on with the screws facing the ground. Slightly tighten them and adjust angle as desired. Tighten them up securely. Twist and push the original grips outwards until there is no gap between the originals and the bar-ends.

2 years, 9 months ago

Sneakypete

near Abergavenny

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Hi - I fitted a pair of the bar ends to a Giant flat bar CRX1 - the original grips had to be trimmed at the ends and the brake levers and gear shifters slid approv 15-20mm to the centre stem - then you can fit the bar ends on the end of the handle bar. The only critical thing would be the Diameter of the existing handlebars. I can measure the ones i have if it will assist ?
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JeffW

Country : Australia

2 years, 9 months ago

JeffW

Perth

Answer:

These bar ends slide over the end of the bar so you will need to either move your grips over or cut them to fit.

2 years, 11 months ago

WiggleDean

Hampshire

3 answers

are these compatible with odi lock on grips?

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3 years ago

badger696942

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You will have to take the rings off the end, the ergo bar ends will then push onto the bar and tighten down preventing the bar grips from slipping off.

1 year, 6 months ago

JamesM

New Forest

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dunno about ODI lock on's, but with others, just unlock, slide it over a bit after moving brake and gear handles, and then fit bar ends. Easy!

2 years, 8 months ago

DC101

London

Answer:

They are indeed but you will need to push the grip far enough onto the bar to get a good grip. The lock on grips will likely be taking up much of your gear/brake lever clamping area.

2 years, 11 months ago

WiggleDean

Hampshire

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how do I fit these cane creek bar ends to my mountain bike

3 years, 9 months ago

Anonymous

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They come with simple instructions which essentially are:
Take the end caps out of your bars.
Loosen the gear and brake controls.
Move the grip inwards to leave 21mm of bare bar.
Push on the bar end fully and tighten.
Reposition and tighten gears and brakes.

Depending on your existing grips, you might need to slice a bit off the end with a sharp blade (eg stanley knife) to be able to slide the grip across.
This shouldn't take more than about ten minutes. Good luck!

2 years ago

Stealthbiker

Brum

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Push eeverything in (gears brake levers grips ) by 1.5 cm and bolt on the end! 10 min job.

3 years, 9 months ago

Solsurf

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About installation

According to the ERGO 2 Bar Ends manual it needs to have at least 21 mm of "free" handlebar surface to insert into the ERGO's clamp. With my EASTON EA70 oversized Aluminum handlebar this part can not exceed of 19 mm. Can I install the ERGOs securely?

3 years, 8 months ago

SergeyB

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My feeling is that you should be alright. The substantial grip in the Ergos takes place in the first 15mm, where the allen bolt is located. Having said that, the Ergos come into their own when they are integrated into ODI grips. If I were you, I would buy the ODIs and then you have *two* points of locking, one on the inner point of the ODI grip, and one on the Ergo. This means that even if you are a couple of mm short at the end of the handlebar, the whole thing should still feel reassuringly solid. It might sound odd, but although I think the Ergos are brilliant, I would not buy them without the ODI grips. You need both to get the best out of both products.

2 years, 1 month ago

SteveMK

Answer:

I would advise sticking to what the manual says.

3 years, 8 months ago

guru

hampshire.uk

2 answers

Bar diameter

do these bar ends fit any bar diameter

2 years, 4 months ago

cyclesid

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They will fit any standard MTB handlebar, diameter = 22.2mm. Mine are on a 2005 Fuji Royale Hybrid and a 2008 Carrera Fury. Hope that is helpful and answers your question.

2 years, 1 month ago

SteveMK

Answer:

These bar ends are for standard bar diameters, around 22-25mm external bar size.

2 years, 4 months ago

WiggleDean

Hampshire

1 answer

Will it fit on a Cannondale c3 handlebar?

3 years, 10 months ago

trebron87

Malta

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Sorry, unable to check as we do not stock Cannondale.

3 years, 10 months ago

guru

hampshire.uk

1 answer

will the Cane Creek Ergo Control II Bar Ends fit on a dahon espresso 2008 with biologic-ergo grips?

3 years, 7 months ago

Anonymous

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If you are able to move the grips further down the bars to make room at the end of the bars for the mounting you will be able to fit the Ergo Control Bar ends.

3 years, 7 months ago

guru

hampshire.uk