Renthal Single Compound MX Grips - Full Diamond - Medium - Grey
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The Renthal Single Compound MX Grips are ideal for motocross and enduro riders who demand a precise, reliable interface between their hands and the bike. These grips provide an excellent balance of grip, shock absorption, and durability, making them a preferred choice for racers looking for consistent control across varied terrain. While these grips offer exceptional performance, they require secure installation with dedicated grip glue to prevent slipping during intense riding sessions.
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| Model Part Number | G090 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Renthal |
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FAQs
Are these grips suitable for street bikes?
While designed primarily for MX and enduro, they fit standard handlebars and can be used on street bikes, though they may wear faster on pavement.
Do I need safety wire?
Safety wire is optional but recommended for competitive riding to ensure the grips stay in place during aggressive maneuvers.
What is the diameter of these grips?
They are designed to fit standard 7/8-inch handlebars.
How long do these grips typically last?
Durability depends on riding intensity, but most riders replace them every 10-20 hours of track time or when the diamond pattern wears smooth.
Are these grips compatible with wrap-around handguards?
Yes, but you will need to cut the ends off if you are using 'closed-end' handguards.
Troubleshooting
Grip spinning on the handlebar
The glue did not set correctly. Remove the grip, clean the bar with contact cleaner, and re-apply a fresh layer of grip cement.
Glue bleeding out of the ends
Wipe away excess glue immediately upon installation; once cured, use a clean rag with a small amount of adhesive remover to buff the area.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent balance of vibration damping and tactile feedback
- Durable synthetic rubber holds up well against repeated use
- Full Diamond pattern offers superior grip in diverse weather
- Professional-grade quality favored by factory race teams
- Easy to install on most standard handlebar diameters
Cons
- Requires specific grip adhesive for secure mounting
- Not as soft as dedicated 'Soft' compound options for extreme vibration reduction
- Lacks flange options for riders who prefer specific hand protection barriers
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To install these grips, first ensure your handlebars are completely free of dirt, oil, and old grip residue. Apply a high-quality, fast-setting motorcycle grip glue to the bar surface. Slide the grips on quickly to the desired position before the glue sets. For added security in wet climates, many riders use safety wire at the designated grooves on the grip ends.
To maintain the tackiness of the rubber, clean the grips periodically with mild soap and water. Avoid using harsh chemical solvents, which can dry out the synthetic compound and reduce the lifespan of the rubber. Periodically check for any signs of tearing or thinning, especially on the ends of the grips, and replace them if the rubber pattern becomes worn smooth.