Bike Grips Dual Lock Handlebar Ergonomic Grips Rubber Comfortable

This fits perfect on the bike, super easy installation and so far it preforms nicely, super nice grip.

Changed out my stock grips along with my twist shifter and these fit great. The are comfortable and worked great.

My expensive Trek bike came with aftermarket ergonomic grips that just simply slide/grip on. I ride at least 50 miles every Saturday, and was getting absolutely over having to rotate the grips upward to have the palm rest in the correct position. I was doing this at least a dozen times in 50 miles. These grips exceeded my expectations. The rubber is soft with slight flexibility, but firm to withstand rougher/longer use. Having the double locks, it NEVER moves! I initially put them on and made some slight adjustments to ensure the palms were in the right position to my comfort, and I never had to touch them again. I highly recommend these grips to anyone looking for comfort, ease of installation, and no slippage during long rides!

I’ve got a lot of Allen wrenches. Glad I had a 7/64” one. Why not use a metric screw??

I got these to replace some rubber-ish slip over handlebar covers that tended to twist out of place on their own all the time. I liked the dual-locking setup that these offered, and the size + shape was right for my bike.It was more trouble getting the old handlebar grips off; installing these after that was quick and easy. Hopefully you have an Allen-wrench set at home. installing the end-caps was a little tricky in that they were super snug on my bike, but a few taps of a hammer helped get them in.So far, so good - they are holding up well; I am an occasional biker so I'm not stressing them much either.

Feels and looks great. Just took me a couple of attempts to figure out the need for the grip to be completely on the handlebar with no over-hang. Very comfortable.

These are the standard for most bikes. However, I realized these are forever, I wanted softer grips so I spent a bit more on another pair. One thing I did was to actually call Trek and they specified 22.2.

They were perfect for the bike