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[mcim29]

Ergon grips ya or na?

 

[walter]

Ergon grips ya or na?

A very big ya. I also rock the Ergon hydration pack with total thumbs up.

 

[Shaggz]

not too many people on this board have heard of them :
http://www.mtbnj.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3303

 

[mcim29]

I ordered a pair the other day in the team color green to match my green machine Stumpy. They look and feel very comfortable.

 

[mcim29]

just checked the old forum from 07 when will the saddles and gloves be available? I might have an interest in purchasing them as well.

 

[walter]

From page 5 of the linked thread, "most likely gloves will hit our market in 09".

Jeff has been known to stop by here once in a blue moon. Look him up and send him a pm.

 

[antgold]

I have these :
http://www.ergon-bike.com/us/grips/gc2.html

Those grips are perfect for long epic rides on fire roads ,
most of the riding here in NJ are in tight trails and they feel a bulky - since they are beefy, my hands are not locked over the grips which giving me less secure feel then the traditional design .
in addition , the bar-ends which are helpful during long climb can be dangerous here ... I'm planning to replace them with more traditional grip.

 

[mcim29]

Yeah, i just read all 15 pages of the forum you attached. I can't wait til they come in so I can get out there and try them out. Thanks

 

[743power]

Its a personal preference thing. Depends where you ride, your riding style, your bike position, bike setup, etc. For me, I take them off and on. For longer rides, they are good. They are also good in the winter for me since my hands get so cold, I notice a difference with these, probably because of less pressure on the ulnar nerve which keeps my hands from getting numb too fast. Generally I prefer a round grip (esi cush is nice), especially when I go to baldplate or round valley or anywhere technical.

 

[tonyride]

Ya

I have them on 3 of my 4 bikes. My wife has them on one of her bikes.:whoopdedo

 

[olegbabich]

I have then on all of my bikes.