Ergon GP5 Gripshift Handlebar Grips
Ergon GP5 Gripshift handlebar grips combine the optimized ergonomics and stable rubberized texture of the GP series but with the extra hand positions and leverage of a full-size bar end.
- Wing design gives hands more support and automatically puts wrists into a more ergonomic position to prevent numbness, tingling and pain
- A soft feel and specific texture patterns help minimize friction and maximize comfort
- UV-resistant rubber compound developed and manufactured exclusively for Ergon in Germany
- 110 mm, 5-finger bar end is made from a lightweight GFK nylon composite with rubber inserts; bar end doubles as the locking clamp
- Bar end and grip body can be independently adjusted to your preference
- Includes 2 short grips for use with Gripshift® and Dual-Twist shifters (not included)
- Size small fits smaller hands with glove sizes 6.5 to 8.5; size large fits larger hands with glove sizes 8.5 to 10.5
- Compatible with bar-plug-style mirrors (not included)
- Not compatible with carbon handlebars
Imported.
View all Ergon Bike Handlebar Grips| Best Use | Cycling |
|---|---|
| Grip Shape | Winged |
| Grip Installation | Lock-On |
| Grip Length | 94 millimeters |
| Grip Diameter | S: 92 millimeters L: 102 millimeters |
| Material(s) | Rubber/composite |
| Weight | S: 220 grams L: 253 grams |
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Great grips, QA issues?
Grips are very comfortable and the extra positions have been great to have in the week+ I have been using them on my daily 5mi commutes on an old hybrid with gripshifts. The only issue is that the left grip seems to have a manufacture defect: first off, the cylinder where the bar goes into was too long, which my LBS helped me cut to the right length, also and not really important, the space where the bar end goes had a weird piece that I'm pretty sure is not supposed to be there (meant to be cut during manufacture?) Then, when after considerable trouble, I think due to the cylinder being a bit too wide, we could insert the bar end, it would not go into the handlebar, as the inner radius of the grip was squished in. After further trouble and the help of a rubber mallet, it went in, and it's been secure so far. Also, and I think this is only cosmetic, the shape of the gripshift proper was not identical to the right one, there is a gap where the bar end goes. I really like the grips and I think they are securely after all the trouble so it's a minor cosmetic thing now, thus the 4 stars. I want to think it was an isolated issue and 99% of the grips will be fine. I live abroad so returning it was not an attractive option.