Ergon Ga3

The media could not be loaded. Love all my Ergon Grips, I have 4 sets, Ergon Ga Fahrradgriff, GA2, GA3, GEVO1. BOught limited edition oil slick clamps, I use different Grips for different types of riding. Amazing Grips, & Saddles. Starter bike was LUNA CYCLES X2 Ludicrous. Every part besides Frame, Battery, and Motor has been swapped out. So I basically built this bike using Luna Cycles X2 as a base build. If you want a nice EMTB for reasonable money, buy Dengfu Frame E10v2(which is what I'm running) or even better their newest and best frame E82 which has 170mm rear travel and 180mm front travel. Buy Dengfu frame, Bafang M560 750watt-1000watt Peak Motor, and 1008Wh 21amphr battery for around $2800, spend another $3k and you'll have a bike that sells for $10K that cost you only $5800. I will build bikes if you can Find me. I live in NJ, can find parts for build on Alibaba. Trust me Dengfu Carbon Frames are very durable. Right now with new Fox Dampers, time to scoop up 2022-2023 Fox Factory Kashima Grip2 for $$499.99 on JensonUSA bike website. My 2023 Fox float X2 is also available for near under $400. Normally I'd have to spend $2k on suspension like this, but that's to the new damper released, buy left over new old stock. Plus New FOX damper has tons of issues right now. Once they fix them then it may be worth a 2024 Model but 2024 fork is $1250 give or take. I don't think the technology is increased enough to buy a 2024. When 2022/2023 Ride so plush and so smooth.

Have Ergon GA3 rips on all my flat bar bikes. Most comfortable I've found, good grip with or without gloves, and my hands don't go numb!

Love them feels very comfortable on your hands

Had several pair on our bikes, it will continue to use them

The good:Fit my hands well and are helping me keep my wrists in a more comfortable position.Seem to help with arm pump.Well made and easy to install.The not-so-good:I only have a few rides on these and have already lost both bar ends from minor contact with trees.Long term I hope these will help with tendonitis (golfer's elbow) in my elbows by keeping my wrists in a better position for riding.

I have a wrist that has constant issues, and I found these to help alleviate some pain I’d have when riding with “traditional” grips.To be fair, a lot of that is a technique issue on my part, but these help my technique improve.The diameter might not seem like a lot for a “large” grip when compared to some others, but keep in mind that the wings on the outer part of the grips are substantial, and that is what matters most. There’s a lot of room for your middle-pinky fingers to hold on, and it may be especially helpful if you tend to death grip.

I don't know WHAT I would do if I ever had ride w/o these grips. I was getting serious issues with my hands when riding my hardtails on longer rides. I use the GP1 on my hardtail but that would be too much for my FS mountain bike. These looked just right, and it turns out they are.Most MTB riders are not going to need this kind of grip, but my hands get tortured in my work, and a little extra ergonomic comfort really works for mountain biking. Paired with my good gloves, I have no issues with my hands anymore while riding with these grips.Other riders are saying that it has to do with bar/stem height, saddle position, etc., I've been through ALL of that. Everything for "fitting" is putting me in the correct position, this one really comes down to my hands.There's something else I think is important here as well. Often times when mountain biking, you want to have loose/light grip on the bars, and sometimes you need to grip tightly, depending of course on the terrain you're navigating through. When I need a sudden momentary tight grip and more control, these things distribute your strength more evenly. There's is more strength and force in your hand the closer you get away from your fingers and nearer to your palm. If some of that strength gets distributed to your GRIP, you'll distribute that strength as a far better grip on the bars leading to less fatigue.The grip of the pattern and material is superb. I would suggest you ride them with gloves, but I always say MTBing with gloves is a no-brainer anyway, and I have NO slipping issues at all, in any conditions even plowing down over some rough rock garden terrain. The collet mounting screw hasn't loosened or moved at all. There are a lot of high quality pro level grips for MTB that I think are fantastic products, but I wouldn't use anything else due to that extra material extension that I really have to ride with to eliminate fatigue.In the pic' you'll see they even look great on my carbon Stumpjumer with the orange detailed Deity Black Label bars!~JSV

So glad I upgraded my grips to these! Nice and squishy but not TOO soft. The channels are great for moving sweat away on the hot summer rides with no gloves. Installation was fairly easy. The end cap plug on the right side for mine keeps popping out part way, it still barely hangs in there but it's annoying to keep jamming it back in. Re-installing the grip might help but a bike mechanic I talked to said I was pretty much stuck with it. BUT that is the only complaint I have. The grips are comfortable, seem to help with hand positioning, and are dealing with my mild abuse very well!