Ergon GP3 Grips

Yes, the GP3 grips are specifically engineered for twist-shift compatibility. The right-side grip is shortened to accommodate the shifter mechanism properly.

Absolutely. The lock-on mechanism is designed to be secure without damaging carbon surfaces, making them a safe choice for carbon handlebars.

The three-finger bar ends provide an alternative hand position, which is essential for relieving pressure on your palms and wrists during long rides. Changing your grip angle periodically helps reduce fatigue and improves comfort on varied terrain.

You can adjust the angle of the palm platform by loosening the clamp bolt on the end of the grip. Simply rotate the grip to your preferred position so that your palm rests comfortably, then tighten the bolt to lock it in place.

While these are excellent for long-distance comfort and gravel riding, the extended bar ends can sometimes get caught on brush or narrow trail obstacles. If you primarily ride tight, technical singletrack, you might prefer a standard grip without bar ends.

You will need a standard hex key (Allen wrench) to tighten the lock-on clamp. Installation is straightforward and typically takes only a few minutes.