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Question: Is this add for one grip only?   Hard to tell if this includes the pair.
Document: I had my grips for about a month before the left one had it's vertical grip start falling off. I can't tell you how many times I tightened it back on thinking it would hold. Finally, it fell off and bounced into traffic, so I can't even try to return it now.I would not buy an Ergon product again.
These grips are one of the best items i found to make long rides so much more comfortable.The pain i had in my hands disappeared.Very good grip so i don't have to hold on so tight & ride more relaxed.
My husband opened the package and found one grip. I should have looked at the package myself. He went nuts and told me to complain, whichnI did. Very wrong. There were two grips, not one as he proclaimed.The company was quick to respond and very gracious.
Can not get the grips to tighten to the bars. They move around when I'm pulling hard on them climbing. Kinda Disappointed.
Best description; COMFORT...!Decent rubber/plastic materials.. Good feel and design.Time will tell if this is a five star product, but so far so good..!
The Ergon GC3's have been one of the best upgrades to my mountain bike. Great feel and multiple hand position possibilities. A little on the expensive side but a must have for longer rides.
I love the allen screw installation, as I can remove them from this bike and move them to the next one easily.As for sizing, unless you can palm a basketball, small is all you need. I wear large in gloves, and bought the small grips based on online info from Ergon, and the small grips are just fine.
I bought them and tried them on, very good! The only problems I have is to face difficulites to rack all 3 bikes with these grips on my Saris bike rack at the same time since these "wings" stick out bit more and the two bikes facing the same direction can not be put on, I had to take off one of them and put it back when we got to the trail...
They should &#34;swell&#34; right up into your outer palm: not really pushing up, just supporting you.This is not the equivalent of have a road bike with drops. I fully admit that. They are not as ergonomically comfortable as standard road bike bars. The bars are hard plastic (I'm thinking about wrapping them with bar tape, because then I know I'll definitely drive all the road bike guys I'll be riding with completely bonkers), and are not super comfortable.
I blew out one of my wrists moving furniture, and I am a huge klutz so I don't ride w/drop bars like the fast kids. Hubby found these recommended by a fellow member of his bike forum and put them on my first bike. (BTW, they were recommend by a guy w/diabetes-related nueropathy in his hands.) Hubby did have to cut the handlebars on that bike but I never noticed. I LOVED these! They look nice and feel great.
Answer: yes