Grips
dnbnick
Posts: 23
Hi all, I'm just after a bit of feedback on some grips I'm thinking of getting the Crank Brothers Cobalt Grips or any better ones out there as spoilt for choice really.
Thx in advance.
Thx in advance.
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I have small hands so use ergon thin GE1 grips.0
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Yeah cheers m8 I'll definitely have a look at them GE1'S0
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Been using Renthal lock-ons for a few years and will buy a new set as replacements (come in 4 compounds from 'kevlar' through to super-soft).
I find the medium compound is the most comfortable for my riding style (screaming while holding on for dear life).2007 Felt Q720 (the ratbike)
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Long Time Lurker wrote:Been using Renthal lock-ons for a few years and will buy a new set as replacements (come in 4 compounds from 'kevlar' through to super-soft).
I find the medium compound is the most comfortable for my riding style (screaming while holding on for dear life).0 -
Generally, Crank Bros kit is style before function.
My favourite grips are ODI Ruffians.Transition Patrol - viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=130702350 -
+1 for ruffiansBossnut - http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=13069531
Vengeance - http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=12897374&p=19829658&hilit=installed#p19829658
Some of the gear, less than no idea...0 -
My personal favourites are Lizard Skins Peaty. Fairly long lasting, soft and squidgy and stick like glue.I don't do smileys.
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Long Time Lurker wrote:Been using Renthal lock-ons for a few years and will buy a new set as replacements (come in 4 compounds from 'kevlar' through to super-soft).
I find the medium compound is the most comfortable for my riding style (screaming while holding on for dear life).
Another one here using Renthal lock on's. Mine are the Kevlar variety. Had them on for just over a year, covered a few thousand miles and are still really comfy and grippy. The only signs of wear are that the pattern on the grips now have a few smooth spots, but I think they have covered 4000 miles worth of XC riding now.
I'll be buying them again when I feel the need. I'll also be getting some Renthals for my commuter bike at some point.0 -
+ another 1 for Ruffians
Superstar do a pretty good 'copy' at about half the price. Whether they last as long... Not sure0 -
I'm using Vans waffle sole grips, I like the soft rubbery texture and they're grippy as hell.0
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Using Lizard Skins Northshore. Bought them also as they were larger diameter. However, still find them too small really as don't always like the fact that I can so easily touch my palm with fingertips. Hands are big, but not unusually. Anyone use something chunkier on the bars?0
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Something a bit different to the other suggestions, I like the Ritchey WCS closed cell foam, a nice shape that fits in the hand giving ample grip and good comfort, excellent buzz absorption as well.Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0