Ergon GP1-L Anatomic Grips Nexus/Rohloff - Large
£31.99
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£31.99
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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
Specification
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Questions & Answers (3)
Can I fit a bar end mirror with an Ergon GP1 grip?
By Stephen Woodhouse
17 Feb 2022
SJS Customer Service:
Thank you for your enquiry, yes you can just replace the supplied bar end plug as required
Are these suitable for Brompton M Type handlebars?
By James Burne
28 May 2021
SJS Customer Service:
Thank you for your enquiry, yes will be fine
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