Clarks Ergonomic Bike Grips Black

• Integrated 3-finger bar ends for varied riding positions and more leverage at the bars.
• Ergonomic design supporting the riders’ hand for enhanced comfort and control
• Cross hatch pattern moulded into the grip surface for improved wet weather grip.
• Grip shape is designed to reduce pressure on the Ulnar nerve, so preventing numb hands and fatigue through the forearms and upper arms.
• Integrated locking rings to clamp on the bars and prevent grip rotation.
• Dense rubber to absorb vibration and shock.
• Weight 286g per pair.

Designed and manufactured for all levels of cyclist, whether you’re a competitive rider or just travelling from A to B. This versatile ergonomic grip offers the rider all the benefits of a supportive grip shape and dense rubber compound - reducing rider fatigue through reduced pressure in the Ulnar nerve and absorbing vibrations, but with the additional advantage of integrated bar ends. This feature provides more leverage at the bars allowing the rider to put increased force through the pedals and exert more control over the bike. The CE-232 Ergonomic grip with integrated bar ends and locking rings is specifically designed to make sure that more competitive trail riders can take advantage of extended rides over long distances whilst being able to exert increased power at the pedals by exploiting the leverage advantage that the bar ends provide. By changing the position of the hands on the grips, the bar ends provide the rider with the ability to ‘stand’ on the pedals and so putting more power through the back wheel, whilst still being able to easily control the bike across rough terrain.

The grips main body shape is designed to provide excellent palm support without putting pressure on the Ulnar nerve that runs through that hand and up the arm of all riders. Combined with impact and vibration absorbing dense rubber, this grip protects the riders’ arms from long term fatigue.

The perfect set up of rider's contact points is crucial for an enjoyable cycling experience and being able to secure the grips position while putting increased power through the bike when ‘pulling’ on the bar ends is crucial. The inclusion of the integrated locking rings prevents the grips from moving or rotating on the bar.