Ergon GP2 Grips Gripshift black

One of the best-selling Ergon grips. Whether mountain bike, fitness bike or touring bike – the GP2’s two-finger bar end has proven itself everywhere. Optimized ergonomics and function, highest quality, tested back-friendly. The clamping mechanism makes assembly quick, simple and effective. It´s also approved for carbon handlebars.

Fits any type of shifting mechanism
Some models of our GP series, including the GP2, are available in special versions for different shifting capabilities. For a regular shifting, both grips are the same length. The version for Gripshift or Dual-Twist-Shift twist-grip shifts includes two shortened grips, for Rohloff, Nexus and Single-Twist-Shift only the grip on the right side is shortened.

It’s in the mix
Minimum friction – maximum comfort: Gripping confidence is enhanced with Ergon’s super soft, UV resistant, durable compound and specific texture patterns. Additionally, your riding enjoyment is elevated with a noticeable pleasing to the touch feel.

Locked down for safety
The GP Series clamping system is extremely secure and easy to mount. Each grip is tightened with only one bolt to reliably secure its position and to prevent twisting. Another important safety feature is that Ergon’s aluminum clamps are cold forged and not extruded – resulting in a much stronger structure.

Grip rubber Made in Germany
The material used in Ergon grips meets the highest quality purity standards being TÜV-certified, durable and absolutely unique in the world of cycling grips. This rubber is developed without filler and uses medical grade white oil as the only plasticizer. The UV-resistant rubber compound has been developed and is manufactured exclusively for Ergon in Germany. Ergonomics, product design and engineering – all Made in Germany.

Two sizes – for individualized control
In order to help you maintain perfect control over your bike, your hands should not completely envelop the grip, which is why Ergon offers many grips in two size diameters – Small and Large. The difference refers to the grip width (hand size), meaning a larger hand will have a more positive fit on a thicker grip, while a smaller hand is better fit to a smaller grip. For hand/glove sizes 6.5 to 8.5 Ergon recommends Small, for 8.5 to 10.5 Large usually is better.