These grips are a little more traditional in terms of shape than what we’re used to seeing from Ergon. Though there’s still some of the German brand’s signature ergonomic shaping, the GA2s’ curves are far more subtle than those of the GE1s, which we’ve had mixed experiences with in the past.As a result, they’re easy to get on with straight from the off, no matter what you’re riding.
The side-specific grips use a single, inboard lock-on collar with a meaty 3mm bolt to keep them properly secured to the handlebar. This means you can comfortably hold the tips of your bar without getting battered by the grip collar, which is always a plus. Even though there’s just the one lock-on collar, we had no issues with the grips slipping. Considering the narrow diameter, the GA2s are surprisingly forgiving on your hands, thanks in part to the soft rubber used, which is surprisingly tacky even with wet gloves.
Price 37$