Ergon GFR1

While the GFR1 is optimized for gravity and enduro riding, its slim profile and ribbed damping section make it comfortable enough for all-day trail use. However, if you prioritize maximum comfort over tactile feedback, you might prefer a thicker, more ergonomic grip.

The GFR1 does not have a flange. This is standard for modern gravity riding as it allows for unrestricted hand movement and easier repositioning on the bars during technical maneuvers.

The slim shape is designed to give you more direct feedback from the trail, which helps with precision and handling. By reducing the bulk of the grip, you can wrap your fingers more securely around the bar, which is particularly helpful when navigating technical rock gardens or drops.

No, these grips are not compatible with Grip Shift systems. They are designed for standard trigger shifters and require a full-length grip area on the handlebar.

Installation is straightforward. You simply slide the grip onto the handlebar and tighten the integrated clamp with a standard hex key. The lock-on system ensures they stay secure and won't twist, even in wet or muddy conditions.