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Ergon GP5

The grips are irreplaceable, especially on longer tours.

I've already bought them once, but I like them so much I've already got the third set. My hands always fall asleep on long journeys. I've got that under control with the little horns.

used on a daily basis

After a few years of riding without ergonomic handles, I opted for these anyway, and wow, what a difference. No more sore wrists or palms, because not only is the handle ergonomic, but also the many different positions you can adopt with the horns makes these superior. The rubber is clearly high quality and the internal screw clamp made it super easy to install them. You can completely set the handles and horns the way you want. This has clearly been thought through, top product.

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Very comfortable for upright posture on the bike. I'm buying some for my wife.

High-quality handles

Only done a few rides with mtb... super Already had (simple) bar-ends, but these are a serious upgrade

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Sits well, feels good, good quality.

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I fitted and tested them straight away and am very satisfied, I will just shorten my handlebars on both sides, otherwise they are too wide

As expected

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I would buy again at any time

Product fully meets expectations. Due to osteoarthritis, I can now hold my mtb handlebars at different positions without stressing the painful wrist/hand joints

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The change of posture while cycling that I can now adopt is top-notch and relaxing for wrist and back.

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I have mounted the GP5 so that I can use it as a handlebar riser. You then have to swap the 'attachments' from left to right, though. That way you can alternate your cycling position with a more relaxed riding position, more upright.

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Recommended for straightening the body and relieving pressure on the hands. A good investment.

Super sturdy handles that do what they say in the description.

Now have these grips on a total of 4 bikes, good quality and it appears that more people think so because they are regularly sold out on the mantel site which is on average about 20 euros cheaper than competitors.

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This product is good far beyond expectations. Why? I always had to ride my MTB with a brace on my left wrist because of a previous tear in my skipper bone. As a result, I couldn't even sit on my MTB for 10 minutes without a brace. Until I realised there were very cheap grips on my rather expensive Cube (9.95), so I started reading reviews and came across this product. One of the most expensive but also one of the most good reviews. I have now taken the MTB out twice without the Brace. I took the Brace with me in the rucksack to be on the safe side but never needed it. Perfect support and cushioning. Your hands are also better protected against branches and tree strikes. Absolutely recommended for everyone!!!

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Definitely, in my opinion, the most aesthetically pleasing on the market, very versatile and comfortable. Add to that a very competitive price and very fast shipping and you get a very well-deserved five stars.

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Due to the variation in posture, I have fewer complaints in my hands and wrists. I also have a better sitting position. I really like it, especially on longer cycling trips.

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Very good material, comfortable and easy to assemble

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Extremely satisfied.

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Product perfectly meets my expectations!

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Good, meets expectations

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We love cycling but were always unwittingly treated to a few tingling hands fortunately that has now come to an end. While cycling, we can now easily change our posture.

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Waiting for my requirements

Great grip. Love it!

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very functional and comfy but a bit heavy and too pricy; I would have preferred the diameter of the internal side larger (I find it more comfy for my hands (medium-large hands) as I cheched with other grips). I recommend to put the palm's part horizontal or nearly and the upper section nearly horizontal so as to have optimise power and energy loss when doing uphills

Excellent grips support wrist

Well made but expensive grips. At the end of the day they're just grips and I'm sure much cheaper ones will do a similar job.