Chromag Liaison Grips

No, these are traditional slip-on grips. They do not use lock-on clamps or a rigid plastic core, relying instead on a tight friction fit to stay in place.

The best method is to use a small amount of isopropyl alcohol or compressed air to slide them onto the handlebar. Once the alcohol evaporates, the grip will bond securely to the bar.

Yes, 150mm is a standard length that fits almost all modern mountain bike handlebars. The extra length is designed to give you more room to move your hands around, which is helpful if you prefer a wider grip or have larger hands.

When installed correctly using a clean handlebar surface, they should remain stable. However, because they lack a rigid core, they are slightly more susceptible to twisting than lock-on grips if they get wet or if the installation wasn't secure.

Removing the plastic core allows the grip to be thinner and more compliant, which provides better vibration damping and a more direct, tactile feel of the trail. It creates a softer, more cushioned interface for your hands.