The Ergon GS2 Small Black/Grey grips with bar end are a game - changer for long - distance cycling. They offer enhanced comfort during marathon rides and races, with an additional grip position that helps prevent numb fingers. Specifically designed for optimal support in multiple hand positions, these grips are suitable for cross - country, MTB - touring, and E - MTB. The bar end, equivalent to the width of 2 fingers, can be adjusted to your desired angle. Even top professionals love the perfect balance between comfort and lightweight construction. With a weight of about 205 g per pair (weights may vary in production), they come in size S. The winged grip design distributes pressure over a wider surface, relieving nerve pressure and preventing discomfort. It also helps keep your wrist in a more ergonomic position, avoiding numbness, tingling, and pain. Ergon offers these grips in two sizes for individualized control. For hand/glove sizes 6.5 to 8.5, the Small size is recommended. The grip rubber is Made in Germany, meeting high - quality purity standards, TÜV - certified, and durable. The adjustable 2 - finger bar end, made of GF composite, provides more grip options and is fully compatible with carbon handlebars. The texture of the grips ensures a confident hold in demanding trail conditions.
Using these Ergon GS2 grips is easy. First, install them on your bike handlebars according to the standard installation process. Make sure to adjust the bar end to your preferred angle. This gives you extra grip positions and helps you find the most comfortable riding posture. When riding, try different hand positions on the grips to reduce fatigue and prevent numbness. Remember, the winged design is there to support your hands and keep your wrists in a healthy position. As for maintenance, keep the grips clean by wiping them with a damp cloth regularly. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they might damage the high - quality rubber. Also, check the bar end's tightness occasionally to ensure it stays in place. If you notice any signs of wear and tear, it might be time to replace the grips to keep your cycling experience at its best.
