Ergon GP3 (Formerly GR2) Handlebar Grips

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Ergon GP3 (Formerly GR2) Handlebar Grips

Ergon

$56.97 USD

Made with a GFK composite bar end with an rubber anti-slip insert. The bar end and support platform can be independently adjusted to suit riding position and style. read more

Rated 4.700000/5 based on 83 customer reviews

Please be aware, you may be sent packaging with GR2 or packaging with GP3. GP3 is a direct replacement of the GR2 grip.

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Gripshift	Large		Discontinued - no longer available
Gripshift	Small		Discontinued - no longer available

Top Features of the Ergon GP3 (Formerly GR2) Handlebar Grips

Made with a GFK composite bar end with an rubber anti-slip insert. The bar end and support platform can be independently adjusted to suit riding position and style.

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

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

Use: Mountain bike, Touring

MTB

Lightweight 3 finger barends feature an alu core for maximum security. The bar end and support platform can be independently adjusted to suit riding position and style.

Please be aware, you may be sent packaging with GR2 or packaging with GP3. GP3 is a direct replacement of the GR2 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 GP3 (Formerly GR2) Handlebar Grips 4.7 5 74 74

Ergon GR2 Magnesium Handlebar Grips I bought these after riding a friends bike which had them fitted. I was very impressed with the comfort and flexibility of hand positions they offer. The grips were easy to fit, but it takes a few trys at adjustment to get them spot on, but worth the effort. The quality of the product is excellent and they look very neat on the bike. If i weret to be ultra picky the bar end could do with being a fraction taller to aid climbing, but because it is squat you benefit as it is unlikley to snag on undergrowth etc. Overall these are cracking grips that will enhance the comfort of your riding 10 July 2010

Top quality grips. These are the best grips I have ever used. Combined with the bar ends they are unbeatable. I have small hands so the smallish ends suit me but those with larger hands might benefit from longer ends. I put my bike on a mag trainer to get the positioning correct and have not had to adjust them again. I have some trouble with arthritis in my hands and being able to "rest" them on the grips is a huge advantage for me. Highly recommended. 04 July 2010

Great Grips Read a lot of reviews about how good they were and have to agree. Took a bit of tweeking to get the angles right but very happy with them and hands feel much better after a ride than with the supplied grips on the bike. Bar ends are just long enough as well. Looked at the standard ones but they seemed a touch heavy to be hanging off the end of the bars so went for the Mag version, just a touch expensive but Carbon ones more so. 03 July 2010

Numb no more All my bikes now have Ergon grips with the bar ends. They are superb quality and easy to fit. Each time, it has taken several rides and several adjustments to get the angle spot on. But once correct, no more numbness. Bar ends as a concept are great, but the magnesium bar ends instead of the standard aluminum ones are not worth the extra money. If I was focused on saving every gram, I wouldn't fit bar ends at all, I don't know what I was thinking. 01 July 2010

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4 answers

what is the difference between large and small?

3 years, 4 months ago

Huggis

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Top 500 Contributor

Answer:

large for male hands as larger rest area for hand

2 years ago

ant55y

Answer:

I think this is to do with the size of the rubber grips rather than the metal ends - the pads are supposed to 'ergonomically' fit the palm of your hand, so (excusing the generalisation) probably S if a woman and L if a man?

2 years, 5 months ago

ADWG

London

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There is a diffrence in the length of grips. I ordered the medium at first but had to send them back as I felt really cramped up on them. I don't have large hands.

2 years, 6 months ago

Plugsie

Bristol

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Small to medium sized hands (Size S: 6.5 – 8.5) as well as for middle to larger sized hands (Size L: 8.5 – 10.5). The sizes given are the same as used for glove sizes.

3 years, 3 months ago

BigSi

2 answers

What is the difference between the Gripshift and Standard grips?

2 years, 2 months ago

Anonymous

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Top 500 Contributor

Answer:

adjustable, larger hand area

2 years ago

ant55y

Answer:

The gripshift grips are shorter to allow for the grip lever to fit.

2 years, 2 months ago

WiggleDean

Hampshire

4 answers

Big or small

Hello i am after getting a set of these but i want to know how much difference is the big size i have seen the small but my hands are fairly big not fat as i need to know before fitting them to already congested kona bar

1 year, 9 months ago

Mootanclan

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Answer:

match your gloves size to the grips, L\XL gloves get the large grips

Country : New Zealand

6 months ago

BoydP

Auckland

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I use XL gloves of all type, and I bought the large grips with bar ends. Glad I did because otherwise edge of hand would be pushing against bar end uncomfortably. Although, bar ends not crucial IMHO.

Country : Australia

1 year, 4 months ago

Workit

Adelaide

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I have the larger of the grips, my hands aren't that big, medium glove, and the grips are fine size wise.
These are very very comfortable, frankly quite decadent really. I was concerned that they would just be an expensive gimmick but they are clearly not, worth every penny, certainly would not go back to standard grips.

1 year, 8 months ago

thedoctor

East Anglia UK

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The two sizes only relate to the size of the rest on the grip, the grips do not get longer. If you have large hands you should purchase the large size for best comfort, it will not take up additional bar space.

1 year, 9 months ago

WiggleDean

Hampshire

3 answers

Small vs Large

Is the size describing the length of the bar end, or the diameter?

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1 year, 4 months ago

bennnnn

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according to the new packaging, if you wear gloves s\m, go for small, and if your glove size is L\XL go for large.

Country : New Zealand

7 months ago

BoydP

Auckland

Answer:

the size is just if they suit larger or smaller hands.

Country : United Kingdom

1 year, 3 months ago

Steve10101

Birminham

Answer:

The distance from the outside end of your blank handlebar to the inside edge of the fitted grip.

Country : Australia

1 year, 4 months ago

Workit

Adelaide

2 answers

Is the price for a pair of grips?

I saw these grips in a shop and this was the price for just one grip

Country : United Kingdom

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2 years, 1 month ago

Musclesue

Fareham

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Top 500 Contributor

Answer:

It is for 2, the other is hidden in the packaging

2 years ago

ant55y

Number One Contributor

Answer:

It comes with 2 grips, the packaging hides one of the grips so it looks like you are only purcahsing the one grip.

2 years, 1 month ago

wigglerob

2 answers

Are you now selling the 2010 version with the composite bar end with anti slip rubber inserts?

Country : Australia

1 year, 11 months ago

smoothlaramie

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Answer:

The current item is 2010 version, with anti slip rubber inserts, instead of the old version (magnesium alloy)

1 year, 7 months ago

himsosmart

Answer:

Yes we now stock the rubber gripped 2010 version.

1 year, 11 months ago

WiggleDean

Hampshire

1 answer

Can these bar ends be used with carbon handlebars

3 years, 3 months ago

JohnJ196

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Only if your carbon bars are reinforced with alloy.

3 years, 3 months ago

guru

hampshire.uk

1 answer

When will the revised model be in stock?

The revised GR2 magnesium grips are shown on the Ergon website http://www.ergon-bike.com/gb/en/product/gr2

Do you know when these will be in stock?

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2 years, 4 months ago

RedwayMan

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We are currently stocking the grips pictured and are not sure when stock will be moving over to the new design.

2 years, 4 months ago

WiggleDean

Hampshire

1 answer

Do you stock the Rohloff/Nexus grips of the Ergon GR2?

I have a nexus handle bar gripshift-type bike. I want to order a pair of the GR2 grips that is 132mm long for the left and the right, 96mm. Do you stock these or I choose the just "gripshift" you put up here?

Country : Norway

1 year, 6 months ago

mamakuku

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Top 10 Contributor

Answer:

The gripshift grips are shorter on both left and right grips than the standard. To accomodate the grip shift shifters. Choosing just the grip shift could cause you to have one grip that is only half length.

Country : United Kingdom

9 months ago

WiggleDarrenL