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Bontrager SE Elite grips


The SE Elites are fairly chunky, at 32mm in diameter. They’re made from a reasonably soft yet not overly tacky rubber. While they only have a single lock-on collar, it’s secured with a relatively chunky 3mm Allen bolt and our grips didn’t slip at all. The lack of an outboard collar means a little extra bar real-estate for your hands. That thick construction means they’re better for those with bigger hands and/or who want a little extra insulation from harshness through the bar. The pattern is grippy with or without gloves, in both dry and wet conditions.

Price $45

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