SRAMRacing Grips

These grips are exactly what I was looking for. They are simple, nothing fancy, but the rubber on them feels great. I appreciate that they are available in 3 different sizes since I didn't want the standard long grips that come on most mountain bikes. I ordered two sets of the 110mm size and couldn't be happier. With free super saver shipping (I was buying a bunch of other bike stuff at the same time) the price was unbeatable for a quality product. I don't know too much about longevity, but I'm not extremely concerned about them getting mushy in the sun (huge pet peeve of mine wth bike grips) due to the slightly harder compound.I must say, I always ride with gloves so I don't need cushy grips, I just wanted something that would be durable, look good, and give me something sturdy to grab on to, and these fit the bill perfectly and at very low cost.

I visited a bike shop to buy grips, but was a bit upset that the prices for some of their recommended grips were well into the $20-30 range. These grips work amazingly well, and I find that they are as comfy as the ones I replaced.I own a Catrike 700 recumbent trike, and the stock foam grips tended to deteriorate after extended use. For a trike, you aren't resting on the handlebars all the time, so the grips will wear out slower. However, these grips are still comfy to hold.Another note: I have bar end shifters, so I had to cut the top off of the grips to slide them on the handle bars. To do this, take a hobby knife or any other small knife and heat it using a flame. Once the knife is hot, insert it onto the closed end of the grip and slice away. Once the heat runs out, reheat and repeat. Clean and smooth cuts every time.To slide on, I used dish soap and water. Lube up the grip inside, and the handlebar with bar end shifter, jam on the grip and set into place. Wait for the water to evaporate and the grip will not move.These are going to last a long time and are a nice edition to any bike that is a proud supporter of SRAM.

I was replacing the SRAM MRX shifters and grips on a kid's 24" bike, but the SRAM MRX Comp kit came with half-grips nearly 1" longer than the originals. I needed a shorter grip to pair with the MRX Comp grip shift set, and it just so happens 60mm is exactly what was originally on the bike.Install was a snap. They're grippy without being tacky feeling and the pattern is good. The rubber is thick and study, making install easy and giving some confidence they'll be pretty durable. They're a little less pliable than the original SRAM grips the bike had, but maybe these will soften with time.

These are quite decent, have a nice feel, are thick, grippy, lightweight, and they come in different lengths, but I would NOT order the 60mm, the 110's are just barely long enough for me, i didn't so much as consider the 60mm for that reason. My only issue is the fact that they came with ends, not a double open ended thing like most grips. this wasnt a huge problem, i just cut the closed end off with a razor blade. They're easy to cut open by the way! Not much else to say about them. the shipping took about 4-5 days. I only got these because it would go well with my SRAM Shifters, break levers, and all that stuff. Nothing wrong with them at all, very pleased!

Good quality, and multiple size options at an affordable price! I ordered 110mm as part of the upgrades for my almost 10 year old son's 24+ mountain bike, and they were the perfect choice. I'd first ordered 132mm Lizard Skins grips, but they were clearly longer than necessary for a kid's bike; moreover, neither my son nor I cared for the grip texture. These SRAM grips are more comfortable to grip, and they're sized perfectly for a kid's hands. 60mm would be for next to a kid's grip shifter (and too small for any other application), while 130mm would be the usual adult sized grip.UPDATE (dropping 1 star): After a week of mountain biking camp, my son had torn through the rubber ends on both sides of his handlebars. Thankfully, his hollow handlebars never took a core sample of his own flesh! So I would highly recommend trying to install bar end plugs underneath these grips, mainly for safety (since the rubber won't stop that aluminum ring from coring SOMETHING) but also for durability (although the rubber ends probably will still get chewed up in relatively short order, if mountain biking). I just ripped off what was left of the rubber endcaps and installed a pair of aluminum bar end plugs that cost more than these inexpensive grips.

My old grips started to get sticky after 5 years and 7,000 miles on a recumbent trike. These were a direct replacement.

My old mountain bike uses grip shifters which makes normal grips too long without cutting them. These are slightly shorter (I got the 110mm length) and they look/fit great on the bars with the grip shifts. As a bonus they are really comfy as well. Easy to install with hairspray. I have no idea why they are so inexpensive...if I ever need a pair of grips for a different bike without grip shifters I'll get the 130mm length and be done for $10.

I love the grip itself it has good grip and stays on the bars but the bar end is just not durable. I've had the grips only a month and the ends are so torn they don't protect me or the bars and definitely don't look good. I ordered nice lock ons for a replacement. If sram made them lock ons and tougher bar ends I would love them so until then just buy cheap lock ons

Mi bici se quemó antes de poderlos estrenar

Acheter pour mettre sur ancienne brouette en bois et armature en métal , les poignées de vélo sont plus agréable en main que le métal.Très bon produit !

Me encanta el tacto, no se mueven nada, ajuste y dan seguridad.

Dans mes attentes

Gute Griffe aus gutem Material, leicht zu montieren, machen einen hochwertigen Eindruck. Aber es sind halt normale Fahrradgriffe.