The Ergon GP2-L grips are a top - selling choice. Whether you're on a mountain bike, fitness bike, or touring bike, these grips have a proven track record. With optimized ergonomics, they offer nerve relief. When you ride, your hands bear much of your upper - body weight on the handlebars, which can pinch the ulnar nerve and cause numbness. The wing grip distributes pressure, preventing discomfort. It also offers an ergonomic solution. Bending your wrist too much for too long can compress nerves and blood vessels, but the wing design of these grips supports your hand and puts your wrist in a better position, avoiding numbness and pain. Available in two sizes - Small and Large - to suit different hand sizes. For hand/glove sizes 6.5 to 8.5, choose Small; for 8.5 to 10.5, Large is usually better. The grip rubber is Made in Germany, meeting high - quality purity standards, TÜV - certified, and durable. The GP Series clamping system is secure and easy to mount, with each grip tightened by one bolt to prevent twisting. The aluminum clamps are cold - forged for a stronger structure. Some GP2 models come in special versions for different shifting mechanisms. Technical specs: Name - GP2, Use - Touring, E - Touring, MTB - Touring, E - MTB, Fitness, Weight - 210 g* (S), 235 g* (L), Size - S, L, Color - Black / Grey, Variant - Regular, Clamp - Fiberglass Composite with Rubber Inserts. *Weights may vary in production, weight per pair.
Using these Ergon GP2 - L bike grips is easy. First, choose the right size according to your hand or glove size. For sizes 6.5 to 8.5, pick the Small size, and for 8.5 to 10.5, go for the Large one. Then, use the single - bolt clamping system to mount the grips on your handlebars. Make sure they're tightened well to prevent twisting. When riding, the wing design of the grips will support your hands and wrists, so just enjoy your ride! As for maintenance, keep the grips clean by wiping them with a damp cloth regularly. Avoid exposing them to direct sunlight for long periods as the rubber can be damaged by UV rays. Also, check the clamping system from time to time to ensure it's still secure. If you have a special - version grip for a specific shifting mechanism, make sure it's properly installed for smooth shifting.
