GRIPS
2012 Ergon GS2 Leichtbau Carbon Grip
Ergon's GS2 Leichtbau Carbon Grip employs a shape that falls right in-between the classic GP and GX series, offering a shape that works to reduce pressure on your Ulnar nerves and to ease wrist strain while retaining the lightweight characteristic of the GX1. It differs from the GS1 in that it has a ...read more
2012 Ergon GS3 Leichtbau Grip
Ergon's naming convention is pretty straightforward. In this case, the "GS" indicates the shape of the grip. The GS grips are a medium size and shape compared to their racy GX series and their uber-comfy GP series. This GS3 Leichtbau Grip falls right in-between, offering a shape that works to reduce ...read more
2011 Ergon GC3 Biokork Grip
The GC3 BioKork Grip has a full size composite bar end. By that we mean that you can get all four fingers wrapped around it when you're looking for more leverage on the climbs, or when you simply want a change of position on an endless stretch of gravel road. This is the only difference in ...read more
2012 Ergon GS2 Leichtbau Grip
Ergon's GS2 Leichtbau Grip has a composite three-finger bar end that provides additional hand positions and control when climbing out of the saddle. The grip shape is in-between the classic GP and GX series, offering a shape that works to reduce pressure on your Ulnar nerves and to ease wrist ...read more
2011 Ergon GR3 Grip
The GR3 Grip has a four finger composite bar end that's slightly longer than what you'd find on the GR2. And being an Ergon grip, it has a patented wing-shape that offers more support for your hand and wrist than standard round grips. The Ergon design relieves pressure on the Ulnar and Median ...read more
2011 Ergon GP5 Grip
Ergon is bringing back bar ends! They've been sneaking in shorter versions for a while now, but this one flies in the face of the abandonment of the cottage industry of the late 90's and the death of Onza. The Ergon GP5 grip is an extension of their popular GC2 model. The grip body remains the same, ...read more
2011 Ergon GR2 Biokork Grip
The GR2 BioKork Grip is just like the GP1 BioKork except that it is terminated by a three finger composite bar end. The bar end offers up an additional hand position and more leverage for climbing out of the saddle. Instead of solid rubber, this grip uses natural cork, harvested from certified ...read more
2011 Ergon GR2 Grip
Ergon's patented wing-shaped grips, like the GR2, offer more support for your hand than standard round grips. It's no surprise either that the portion of your hand that receives the benefit of the additional surface area is also where many glove manufacturers are placing extra padding these ...read more
2012 Ergon GP1 BioKork Grip
The GP1 BioKork Grip is the exact same shape as the original Ergon GP1. Ergon's patented wing-shaped grips support your hand and wrist in a way that relieves pressure on the Median and Ulnar nerves -- pressure that causes numbness, tingling, or pain. Other than that important similarity, it ...read more
2012 Ergon GS1 Leichtbau Grip
Ergon designed their GS1 grip shape as a perfect medium between their archetypical GP1 grip (the base shape for all GP, GC, and GR series grips) and the race-inspired GX1 grip shape. With the earlier designs on either end of Ergon's size and shape spectrum, the GS1 Leichtbau Grip falls right ...read more
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