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Top Features of the Ergon GP1 Handlebar Grips

The GP1 series of grips offer maximum comfort and the best possible pressure distribution.

Sizes: Small (Small/Medium) and Large (Medium/Large) Gripshift

Sizes: Small (Small/Medium) and Large (Medium/Large) Standard

Use: Mountain bike, Touring

MTB

They are specially cut for a small to middle sized hand (Size S: 6.5 / 8.5 -particularly good for female hands), as well as for middle to larger sized hands. They feature a forged alu clamp for fast and secure installation. The support platform is individually incrementally adjustable for the correct hand angle by simply turning the grip.

About Bar Grips

Handlebar grips are the point of contact for your hands and often over-looked, a good pair of grips will reduce your fatigue, increase your control and make your ride more enjoyable. There are a few types of grip fitment, Lock-on grips from Sunline or Lizard Skin are ideal for XC use as they won't slip and twist. Ergonomic handle bar grips from Ergon are immensely popular amongst leisure cyclists and tourers due to their increased contact area and shape.

About the Ergon brand

Ergon produce bicycle grips, backpacks, gloves and tools. Ergon's aim is to develop products that offer the best ergonomics for cyclists, combining the best scientific principles with practicality.

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Ergon GP1 Handlebar Grips 4.6 5 88 88

Excellent item Very comfortable to use. I use seperate end bars and they fitted after these grips were fitted. Easy to ft and very please with them. 08 July 2010

A real cycling aid A friend who had done a long charity bike ride recommended these. I found them to be of v good quality but it has taken a lot of adjusting to make them effective but I think I have found the right setting. They certainly work and have stopped most of that numbing feeling in you hands and palms. They are best for hybrid/mtbs. Most distance I have done is 25 miles with them but will be pushing 50 miles soon and so far they work and I recommend them 07 July 2010

Awsome I bought these grips just as something different and after fitting them and a short ride to adjust position rode a 100km race and found them awsome to ride with and not suffering the knuckle pain as normal. 28 June 2010

great buy,no more numbness very comfortable,highly recomend to anyone. 16 June 2010

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4 answers

What is the difference between the Ergon gripshift option and standard grip ?

2 years, 6 months ago

Pengu2

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Answer:

They are shorter.

Country : United Kingdom

1 year, 7 months ago

mrsmigginspies

Stoke on Trent

Answer:

For me better palm grip and that means less fatigue on my hands and forarms.
This means more comfort and longer rides.

2 years, 5 months ago

Sanks

Answer:

The right grip is shorter to facilitate the fitting of the grip shift mechanism without forcing the right brake lever too far away from the normal hand position.

Country : Australia

2 years, 5 months ago

Nedd

Melbourne

Answer:

If you use gripshift gear shifters you should order the Gripshift Ergon grips. The gripshift version is cut down so that the gear shifter meets the grip correctly. The standard Ergon grips are full length and do not give space for the gripshift shifter.

2 years, 6 months ago

WiggleDean

Hampshire

3 answers

How long are the gripshift versions?

Can you please tell me the overall length of both the small and large gripshift varieties of the Ergon GP1 grip?

Country : Australia

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2 years, 11 months ago

vurtbike

Sydney

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Answer:

The length is the same - 132mm - it's the size of the palm area that is different.

2 years ago

Rabbit1300

Hull

Answer:

I have the Large Gripshift version, and it is 95mm long overall

2 years, 6 months ago

BelleVille

Answer:

The Gripshift versions are 95mm in length, the size difference is based on the palm rest size and grip diameter. The standard versions are 130mm long.

2 years, 11 months ago

WiggleDean

Hampshire

2 answers

Are these grips sold as a pair of identical size?

I ride a Dahon Speed D7 which has a Gripshift shifter on one side only, which would be the correct size to buy?

2 years, 5 months ago

Anonymous

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Top 1000 Contributor

Answer:

it comes in a pair pack

2 years, 4 months ago

Ayelet

Answer:

Yes these are supplied in pairs of the same size. If you have gripshift you should order the gripshift version to preserve bar space. The Small and Large sizes are based on the hand rest section of the grip.

2 years, 4 months ago

WiggleDean

Hampshire

1 answer

Will these grips fit over ergo type (bullhorn) bars?

11 months ago

tandemasia

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Answer:

No. Sorry for the blunt answer but no

Country : United Kingdom

11 months ago

TOmTHeCYcliSt

Cardiff

7 answers

Can I use a bar end mirror with these?

If not, is it possible to cut a hole in them and add bar end mirrors?

thanks

3 years ago

Anonymous

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Answer:

The grips use a standard bar end plug as do lots of other grips. The metal bit at the end of the grips clamps around the end of the bar to secure the grip. Not quite sure how bar end mirrors fit BUT the hole at the end of the bar is available for use when using these by removing the end plug, no need to cut hole.

Country : United Kingdom

1 year ago

Gristokid

Answer:

The type that mounts on the side of your handle bar with a clamping mechanism inside the tube - yes. Others, which wrap around the outside of the tube - no.
Better to look over your shoulder anyway :-)

Country : United Kingdom

2 years, 7 months ago

parmy

London

Top 500 Contributor

Answer:

Yes no real drama.

2 years, 8 months ago

kiddus

Canberra

Answer:

The grips are tubular with no sealed end so there is no need to cut them, just slide everything further in for bar-ends or whatever...

Country : Australia

2 years, 8 months ago

Corsair

Sydney

Answer:

Yes, I have fitted end bars - no problems.

2 years, 8 months ago

sprockett1234

Top 50 Contributor

Answer:

The end of the grip is open, and they are supplied with a plug to fill the end of the handlebar. So if you leave the plug out it should be easy to fit the mirror to the bars.

3 years ago

RuffianRider

Answer:

You can move them along the bar and leave the end exposed to fit a mirror.

3 years ago

TheDon

London

6 answers

can you fit end bars to these

3 years, 5 months ago

Anonymous

N Yorkshire

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Answer:

Yes, they have an open end on them - although they would look kinda weird.

Country : United Kingdom

1 year, 7 months ago

mrsmigginspies

Stoke on Trent

Answer:

you could move the grips further on your bar then fit the bar ends. I would however suggest buying the grip with the integrate bar as this will be more of a suitable position and width for riding.

2 years, 5 months ago

AndySpy

Sheffield

Answer:

Yea as they are open at both end's with an end cap to blank the hole

2 years, 6 months ago

Dunc5000

Answer:

No problem, I have a pair fitted outside my GP1s.

Country : Australia

2 years, 8 months ago

Corsair

Sydney

Answer:

Yes, I have fitted end bars - no problems

2 years, 8 months ago

sprockett1234

Top 10 Contributor

Answer:

Hi, you can't fit bar ends to these, but Ergon to make versions with bar ends included. Take a look at the Ergon websute for more info.

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3 years, 5 months ago

Yogi6777

West Sussex

3 answers

What diameter of handlebar does it fit, both outer and inner (if the fitting relies on the inner dimension)?

2 years, 9 months ago

chrisfo

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Answer:

Thats a good question and one i didn't think about when i bought them. But, i'm pleased to tell you that they will fit both standard 25.4 and oversize 31.8 bars as the width at the grip end of the bars is identical.

Country : United Kingdom

1 year, 7 months ago

mrsmigginspies

Stoke on Trent

Answer:

I have the large Gripshift set, fitted perfectly to a handlebar with an outer diameter of about 22.28mm (I believe that's about 9/10ths of an inch).
The grip has an aluminium collar which tightens around the bar, so inner diameter isn't important.

2 years, 6 months ago

BelleVille

Answer:

The grips fit a 22mm standard MTB bar size.

2 years, 9 months ago

WiggleDean

Hampshire

2 answers

What size do I need? Can I use a bar end mirror with these?

3 years, 9 months ago

Anonymous

1I have this question too

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Answer:

Yes. I fitted end bars with these - no problems

2 years, 8 months ago

sprockett1234

Answer:

For small hands choose small, for medium to large hands choose large.

3 years, 9 months ago

guru

hampshire.uk

1 answer

Question about sizes of Ergon grips

I have read several responses to questions about Ergon grips, but none of them seem to answer my problem. A Trek bike ( 10+ yrs old) with standard 22mm dia. bar, and fitted with twist gear shifts on the bar, but separate from the grip. The old grips are 95mm length. What can I buy to replace them?

Country : United Kingdom

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1 year, 7 months ago

Hadrian2

Newcastle on Tyne

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Answer:

Ergon produce a short version of their grips they work well with twist grips.

1 year, 5 months ago

Noskcaj

1 answer

ergon gripshift version

which product code do I order?

10 months ago

Anonymous

1I have this question too

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Top 10 Contributor

Answer:

You would need to choose between the small or large. Small is more suited to women's hand sizes with the large tailored more towards men.

The buy now area has the grips sorted by shifter type.

Country : United Kingdom

8 months ago

WiggleDarrenL