ESI Grips

Not at all. Because they are slip-on silicone grips, you simply use rubbing alcohol to lubricate the inside of the grip and the handlebar. Once the alcohol evaporates, the grips will be securely locked in place without the need for clamps or bolts.

Silicone offers a distinct, high-volume feel that is much softer and more shock-absorbent than standard rubber. Over time, the material actually molds to the shape of your hands, creating a custom fit that reduces fatigue on long rides.

Yes. One of the primary benefits of this silicone compound is its ability to maintain a secure, non-slip surface in both wet and dry conditions. They provide consistent traction without feeling tacky or sticky to the touch.

Yes, you can easily trim these silicone grips with a sharp utility knife or box cutter to achieve your desired length. Just be sure to measure carefully before cutting.

Yes, because these are open-ended silicone grips, you should use bar end plugs to protect the ends of the grips and your handlebars from damage in the event of a crash or impact.