Ergon GP3-L Grips: Large, Black/Gray

The GP Grip Series is the original ergonomic “winged grip” design that started a comfort revolution for cyclists using flat style handlebars. Ergon GP3 Featuring a 3-finger bar end the GP3 is easily adjustable to fit your riding position on the bike and available in two sizes to accommodate a wide range of cyclists. WINGED SHAPE: Reduces overall pressure on the hands and the ulnar nerve area while supporting the wrist in a comfortable, ergonomically ideal position. GP Series grips eliminate hand pain, numb fingers, sore wrists and forearms. 3-FINGER BAR END / CLAMP: Allows the bar end and grip angle to be adjusted independently for a custom fit. Can be easily readjusted as needed. Bar end / clamp eliminates twisting once tightened. CARBON BAR COMPATIBLE: Use with all MTB handlebars including carbon bars. 22.2 DIAMETER: Fit standard MTB bar diameter at the grip mounting area. FOR SHIFTER TYPES: Standard Trigger Shifters: Right and Left grips are long. Gripshift / Dual Twist Shifters: Right and Left grips are shortened. Rohloff / Nexus / XX1 / Single Twist Shifters: Right grip is shortened and Left is long. Excessive pressure on the sensitive areas of the hands result in numb fingers. With an anatomically optimized design, Ergon grips offer 100% contact with the hand surface area, versus traditional round grips, offer only 60% contact. Excessive curvature of the wrist leads to undesired kinks in the carpal tunnel nerve. This results in a burning pain in the hand or forearm. By correcting the hand position, the carpal tunnel nerve is relieved and pain is eliminated. Rider and bike together as one. The design of our saddles and grips are built to match the form of your body and lead to a better distribution of opposing forces. Unpleasant pressure points and related discomforts are eliminated. Ergon designers are also passionate cyclists. They exhaustively develop and test new concepts and ideas where they will be used – in the heat of competition, on the road, in the forest and on the bike paths throughout the city. 100% of our engineering and development capacity is under one roof in the beautiful city of Koblenz, Germany. From computer simulations to rapid 3D prototyping to the final product form, every process is highly integrated and tightly controlled. Professional riders play a major role in the development of our products. Competition pushes expectations to higher levels while subtle feedback from riders who spend their lives in the saddle leads to better product designs for everyday cyclists.