Toilet paper on my ebikes

Do you like them better than the grips that came with the Vado? Are they softer, bigger?
 
Do you like them better than the grips that came with the Vado? Are they softer, bigger?

Sorry but I’m a little fuzzy on the original grips. However, I’m fairly picky so if the new ones are not as comfortable as the original, I would simply go back to originals. And this is my 3rd season with the bike.
I need a grip with a large flared area and these work great. And I seem to remember they were easy to mount on the handlebars.
 
Sorry but I’m a little fuzzy on the original grips. However, I’m fairly picky so if the new ones are not as comfortable as the original, I would simply go back to originals. And this is my 3rd season with the bike.
I need a grip with a large flared area and these work great. And I seem to remember they were easy to mount on the handlebars.
Thanks. Just what I needed to know. I plan to check with my bike store tomorrow to see if they have some in stock. The original grips that came on my new Vado are a bit harder than I like.
 
What's the advantage of cork...lighter weight? Also how durable is cork compared to rubber?
We've been using the Ergon Biokork grips on our mechs and ebikes for about a year now. The grips aren't 100% cork. There are cork pieces molded in with the body of the grips. The manufacturer claims 40% cork content. The specs call out the same weight for the GP1 with or without the Biocork grips. The manufacturer notes anti-bacterial properties for the Biocork, but I can't say. Frankly, we picked these for a change from our original grey/black grips. On sale, they were the same price. I do like the look of the cork on our grey and black bikes.

After a year I'd say they are holding up as well as our first sets of Ergon grips on our mechs. After 5 years we replaced them as the grip material had worn and was getting 'gummy'.
 
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