Handlebar
Grips
Race Face
Half Nelson Single Lock-On Handlebar Grips
Race Face
Grippler Lock-On Handlebar Grips
DMR Bikes
DeathGrip 2 Handlebar Grips
DMR Bikes
DeathGrip 2 Flanged Handlebar Grips
DMR Bikes
Gridlock Lock-On Handlebar Grips
Fabric
FunGuy Grips
Peaty's
Monarch Knurl Handlebar Grip - Thick
Peaty's
Monarch Knurl Handlebar Grip - Thin
Ergon
GS1 Evo Handlebar Grips
Ergon
GXR Handlebar Grips
Ergon
GXR Team Issue Handlebar Grips
The first contact point with a bike is a comfortable set of grips. This will reduce your fatigue and increase your control. Lock-on grips are good for mountain biking as they won't slip and twist. Dual compound grips provide increased grip and are long lasting. Ergonomic handlebar grips are popular amongst leisure cyclists, tourers and all day MTB riders.
Often overlooked as a bike modification, handlebar grips are some of the most important components of any bike - be it a road bike, mountain bike or BMX. The reason that bike grips are so important, is because they are one of the largest and most important contact points that we have with our bikes.
Ignoring the importance of handlebar grips, can lead to poorly fitted, uncomfortable grips which affect braking, riding discipline, riding comfort - and can even lead to pain in the hands. As with everything biking, there are literally thousands of different handlebar grips to choose from, with often the only way to find the best fit for you - is to choose and use a few different types.
Although colour is one of the most important factors in many cyclists minds, there are also a few key differences between handlebar grips which can make all of the difference. On this page, we display all of our handlebar grips, which have been carefully handpicked from the world’s leading bike brands - as well as looking at, in further detail, some of the different types of grips available on the market.
Amongst the most popular grips on sale, are plain gauge grips - which are the same thickness, right along the handlebar. All handlebar grips are also available in a range of different thicknesses, again - there is no right level of thickness, and personal preference is the key here. Dual compound grips are also a very popular option with many customers. These grips feature two different types of rubber, a harder layer which is covered by a softer layer -= providing a secure hold on the handlebars, without sacrificing comfort and padding for the hands.
You can view our full range of handlebar grips here, and as always - please do just get in touch if you have any questions at all about the range.