Ergon GP1-L Anatomic Grips Nexus/Rohloff - Large
£26.99
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£26.99
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Details
The GP1 series of grips offer maximum comfort and the best possible pressure distribution. They feature a forged alu clamp for fast and secure installation. The support platform is individually incrementally adjustable for the correct hand angle by simply turning the grip.
Ergonomic Cycling Grips
- Preventing soreness and numbness in hands and fingers
- Providing optimal pressure distribution on the palm
- Precision ergonomic fit provides increased control
- Angle of support easy adjustable for optimum comfort
- Single clamp for easy and safe installation
- Anatomical shape prevents dispositioning of the hand (Carpal tunnel syndrome)
- Minimal pressure on the ulnar nerve due to maximal hand seating
Compatibility: Rohloff / Nexus
Size: Large
Length: Left 132 mm / Right 96.5 mm
Clamp: Forged aluminium
Use: All mountain, touring
Ergonomic Cycling Grips
- Preventing soreness and numbness in hands and fingers
- Providing optimal pressure distribution on the palm
- Precision ergonomic fit provides increased control
- Angle of support easy adjustable for optimum comfort
- Single clamp for easy and safe installation
- Anatomical shape prevents dispositioning of the hand (Carpal tunnel syndrome)
- Minimal pressure on the ulnar nerve due to maximal hand seating
Compatibility: Rohloff / Nexus
Size: Large
Length: Left 132 mm / Right 96.5 mm
Clamp: Forged aluminium
Use: All mountain, touring
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Questions & Answers (1)
Large vs Small?
By Brian Davies
19 Apr 2020
Which dimensions are different between the two versions? How much is the difference.
SJS Customer Service:
Disappointingly Ergon don't state, they say:
These sizes refer to the gripping circumference. The Large size is a thicker grip, and the Small is a thinner grip. Two size options offer better hand closure around the grip surface. These size differences have a direct impact on the overall handling of the bike, as well as comfort.
From MY experience everyone uses L except for people with very small hands RT 20/04/2020
These sizes refer to the gripping circumference. The Large size is a thicker grip, and the Small is a thinner grip. Two size options offer better hand closure around the grip surface. These size differences have a direct impact on the overall handling of the bike, as well as comfort.
From MY experience everyone uses L except for people with very small hands RT 20/04/2020