The Ergon GE1 Evo Factory Slim Grips in Frozen Stealth Black are a top - choice for professional cyclists. Developed for the grueling races in the Enduro World Series, they are an evolved version of the successful GE1. These grips offer full control, thanks to their ergonomic design and unique texture layout. The factory rubber boosts durability, grip ability, and overall performance. They support an ergonomic body position, especially for more aggressive, wider bar technical trail riding. By turning 8 degrees to the handlebar axis, they lift your elbows outwards, giving you maximum control even on the toughest Enduro tracks. The grips provide precise gripping control, which helps riders conserve energy. Available in two diameters (Standard and Slim), they suit different hand sizes. The specific texture layout and ergonomic shape increase gripping control, prevent hand rotation, and enhance comfort. The inboard, soft rubber, tear - drop shaping in the thumb area and the flared outer edge ensure optimal pressure distribution, protecting the ulnar nerve. The variable - thickness inner core damps vibrations, and the fully integrated grip end adds extra damping comfort at the outer end. These grips are made in Germany, with a silicone - based, UV - resistant rubber compound that meets the highest quality standards. The internal aluminum clamp of the GE series allows for a wide gripping style. Technical specs: Name - GE1 Evo Slim Factory; Use - Enduro, All - Mountain/Trail, E - MTB; Weight - 90 g* (weights may vary per pair); Size - Slim; Material - Factory Custom Rubber; Clamp - Cold Forged Aluminium / CNC Machined.
Using your Ergon GE1 Evo Factory Slim Grips is straightforward. Just attach them to your handlebars using the internal aluminum clamp. When riding, you'll notice that the 8 - degree turn to the handlebar axis helps you maintain an ergonomic position. For different hand sizes, choose the diameter that feels most comfortable. When it comes to maintenance, clean the grips regularly with a mild soap and water solution. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they can damage the silicone - based rubber. Store the bike in a cool, dry place to prevent UV damage. Over time, check the internal clamp for tightness. If the grips start to show signs of excessive wear, it might be time to replace them. Remember, the weights are approximate, and there may be some variation in production.
