Ergon GP3-L /GP3-S Grip Handlebar Bike Grips MTB Hybrid 3-Finger Bar Ends Ergon GP3-L /GP3-S Grip Handlebar Bike Grips MTB Hybrid 3-Finger Bar Ends

GP3

The Ergon grip with a 3-finger bar end provides a wide range of use,

ranging from mountain bikes to fitness to touring bikes.

The bar end angle can be adjusted independently from the angle of the grip for the perfect personal fit and the bar end doubles as a clamp to lock the grip in place and prevent movement while riding. Like all the grips in the GP-Series, the GP3 eliminates numb hands, aching fingers, and tired forearms. The GP3 is made from 100% German, TÜV-certified rubber compounds of the purest quality.

(Carbon bar compatible)

Name GP3

Use Touring, Commuting

Weight 260 g*

Variant Regular

Clamp Fiberglass Composite with Rubber Inserts

Size

Offered in Small or Large, this is the thickness of the grip in hand.

The Small and Large are the same length and have the same wing size.

The only difference is the thickness of the grip in hand.

Riders with smaller hands are best to choose the Small size.

Riders with large hands are an ideal fit to the Large size.

Ultimately, choice of size is a rider personal preference.

GP3

The Ergon grip with a 3-finger bar end provides a wide range of use,

ranging from mountain bikes to fitness to touring bikes.

The bar end angle can be adjusted independently from the angle of the grip for the perfect personal fit and the bar end doubles as a clamp to lock the grip in place and prevent movement while riding. Like all the grips in the GP-Series, the GP3 eliminates numb hands, aching fingers, and tired forearms. The GP3 is made from 100% German, TÜV-certified rubber compounds of the purest quality.

(Carbon bar compatible)

Name GP3

Use Touring, Commuting

Weight 260 g*

Variant Regular

Clamp Fiberglass Composite with Rubber Inserts

Size

Offered in Small or Large, this is the thickness of the grip in hand.

The Small and Large are the same length and have the same wing size.

The only difference is the thickness of the grip in hand.

Riders with smaller hands are best to choose the Small size.

Riders with large hands are an ideal fit to the Large size.

Ultimately, choice of size is a rider personal preference.