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The Ergon GP3 Large grips are designed for mountain, fitness, and touring cyclists who prioritize hand comfort and multiple hand positions during long-distance rides. By utilizing an ergonomic wing shape to distribute pressure and prevent nerve compression, these grips help reduce numbness and fatigue; however, they require precise installation to ensure the wing angle is perfectly aligned with your natural wrist position to be effective.
| Model Part Number | EG424-10036 |
|---|---|
| Brand | ERGON |
The Large size is specifically recommended if you wear glove sizes 8.5 to 10.5 or generally have larger hands.
Yes, these grips are compatible with carbon bars, but always observe the torque specifications provided by your handlebar manufacturer.
They are designed for MTB, fitness, and touring; however, the bar ends are best for climbing and comfort rather than highly technical, narrow trail riding.
Yes, on the GP3 model, the bar end and the grip are a single unit. Adjusting the grip angle will adjust the bar end angle simultaneously.
Use a soft cloth dampened with mild, soapy water. Avoid solvent-based cleaners as they can damage the grip material.
This standard GP3 model is not designed for grip shifters. Please look for specific 'Gripshift' variants in the Ergon lineup if you use twist shifters.
Ensure the clamping bolt is properly tightened to the manufacturer's torque specifications and that no lubricant or debris is inside the clamp.
Adjust the angle of the wing slightly upward or downward. Even a few millimeters of rotation can make a significant difference in pressure distribution.
To install, ensure your handlebars are clean and free of debris. Slide the grips onto the bar and tighten the integrated clamp using an Allen key. The key to success is the 'wing' angle: while sitting on your bike in a natural riding position, rotate the grip so your palm rests flat across the wing when your hand is on the bars. Tighten to the recommended torque settings. For care, wipe the grips down with a damp cloth and mild soap; avoid harsh chemicals that might degrade the rubber surface. Periodically check the clamp bolts to ensure they remain secure.
