Renthal MX Full Waffle Grips - Medium - Grey - G093



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The Renthal G093 MX Full Waffle Grips are designed for motocross and enduro riders who demand consistent control and reliable feedback from their machine. Featuring a classic full-waffle pattern, these grips offer an exceptional balance between comfort and durability, though riders who prefer ultra-soft compounds for long-distance racing might find the medium density slightly stiffer than expected.
| Model Part Number | G093 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Renthal |
Yes, the full waffle pattern and medium compound are specifically designed to handle the varied conditions found in enduro racing.
It is highly recommended to use a dedicated motorcycle grip adhesive to ensure the grips do not twist while riding.
The Renthal G093 grips are sold as a complete pair for both the left and right sides of your handlebars.
Use a utility knife to carefully cut the old grips off, being cautious not to damage the underlying throttle tube or handlebar surface.
The medium compound provides a balance between comfort, vibration absorption, and longevity, making it the most versatile choice for most riders.
Remove the grip, clean the bar surface thoroughly with contact cleaner, and re-apply an even layer of grip glue.
Ensure the grip is not pushed too far onto the throttle tube, which causes friction against the handlebar housing.
To install these grips, ensure your handlebars are clean and free of old adhesive residue or debris. Use a high-quality motorcycle grip glue, applying a thin, even layer to the bar and the inside of the grip. Slide the grip into position quickly before the glue sets. For the throttle side, ensure there is enough clearance to prevent the grip from rubbing against the bar-end or throttle housing, which could cause the throttle to stick. Periodically check the grips for signs of wear or peeling, and clean them with mild soap and water to remove dirt buildup that can degrade the surface texture over time.