Sunday Jake Seeley Grips

The grips feature a rib pattern that gradually increases in width. Installing them one way puts the thicker, more aggressive ribs under your palm for extra grip, while flipping them puts the thinner, smoother ribs in that spot for a softer feel.

These are specifically designed for BMX setups. While they will physically slide onto most standard 22.2mm handlebars, they are push-on grips, meaning they lack the locking collars found on most modern mountain bike grips and may slip if not secured properly.

At 160mm long, these are slightly longer than many traditional BMX grips. This extra length is helpful for riders who like to move their hands around the bars or who prefer a bit more room to grip when catching the bike during tricks.

The core is slightly thicker in the middle and tapers toward the ends. This design helps absorb more vibration and provides a more ergonomic, cushioned feel, which helps reduce hand fatigue during long riding sessions.

Yes, these grips include a set of matching push-in bar ends. They are essential for protecting the ends of your handlebars and preventing the grip material from tearing during crashes.