Description Less is more.
Together, Fabric and 50to01 co-designed and developed the Magic Grips ‒ lock-on, semi-ergo grips built for fast-paced trail riding. Their semi-ergo profile and supple mushroom texture enhance feel and promote a secure grip with relaxed hands to reduce arm pump in favor of lasting hand comfort, even on the toughest all-day sessions.
Features:
Mushroom texture increases feel and control.
Semi-ergo profile reduces hand fatigue.
30a durometer provides additional comfort.
Single clamp increases overall grip surface.
Tough nylon end cap protects bars.
Specs:
Diameter: 32mm.
Length: 135mm.
Weight: 106g (pair).
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Still some numbness in hands with Fabric Magic Mushroom Grips.
by Mtb Cow
Casual Cyclist
San Diego
Replaced Ergon Enduro grips with the Magic Mushroom Grips, and numbness in hands while mountain biking has subsidedimproved, but still have some numbing problems. This would of course vary from person to person. I would recommend the Fabric grips for a improvement but not a total cure for numbing of hands. Also, the Fabric grips are longer than the Ergon grips resulting in a narrower effective handle bar width and the bars feel a little smaller with the longer grip length.
Reviewed 1/16/2019
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slim, grippy, vibey
by cmac
Competitive Racer
san francisco
thought these would be too thin at first, very comfortable after intense riding.
Reviewed 11/19/2018
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Great buy!
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Columbus, MS
This was a great replacement for my fully worn original grips. I actually like them better than the originals.
Reviewed 1/14/2019
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