Description The GC1 was developed for the ergonomic demands of cyclists riding city bikes or touring bikes with upright, rearward-swept handlebars. Using traditional round grips on these specific, laid-back handlebars causes an uncomfortable bend in the wrist. The GC1 corrects the wrist position through its anatomic and ergonomically correct form delivering exceptional comfort. The GC1 is made from 100% German, TUV-certified rubber compounds of the purest quality. A forged aluminum clamp allows the grip to be adjusted for perfect fit, can be easily readjusted, and eliminates twisting once installed.
Each set of Ergon GC1 Grips weighs in at 230 grams.
B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.
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Grips that slip around
by JECL
Daily Commuter
Philadelphia, PA
I was happy with the feel and the texture, but they would not stay in position no matter how tightly they were screwed to the handle bars on two separate bikes with standard widths. I even tried adding a layer of a tape below so they could grip on that, but then the grips themselves pushed that layer out of the way. So I was never able to get them to work as designed.
Reviewed 9/25/2020
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Great Grips!
by Rollin
Cycling Enthusiast
Redmond, Oregon
They perform as advertised. Great Grips!
Reviewed 2/8/2020
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