GP1 Ergon grips.. Love em

[DDBB]

Wife's bike came with them. I put them on my Haibike and they are never coming off. The generous palm pad is great for comfort. The grips on my bike had palm pads but they were small and practically useless.

 

[DaveMatthews]

Wife's bike came with them. I put them on my Haibike and they are never coming off. The generous palm pad is great for comfort. The grips on my bike had palm pads but they were small and practically useless.

Been looking at those myself. Nice!

 

[Jerry LM]

Did you get the large size?

 

[rich c]

Glad you like them. https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/ergon-grips.25747/

 

[DDBB]

I did get the large size and am happy with that choice. I think I have average size hands for a 61 yr. old 185 lb. 6' tall guy, not Donald Trump hands

 

[AHicks]

I have a similar looking set on my bike, made from a soft silicone feeling kinda stuff. I like them well enough, but I can't keep them positioned properly. The palm rest portion keep turning down, forcing me to twist them back into position several times every time out.

I see the ones you bought have a clamp built into them. Do you have a link to where you got them?

 

[christob]

I got the GP1's (LOVE them) in the brown leather; my battery case has a brown leather pull handle, and the stock saddle was brown leather... but I might pick up the grey/black textured set... not all of my winter gloves are true biking gloves, and that leather surface is very slippery in certain lighter gloves I wear!

 

[DDBB]

Amazon.com... surprisingly affordable.. Make sure you get the "standard" version unless you have a twist grip shifter(s) There are three different versions. The clamps require very little torque to keep them from moving. I have a similar problem with my dino bike with the non locking grips slipping down, you won't have that problem with the Ergons