Mountain Biking - dang i'm too gripped on the S.

few grips get more stylish than this, and offer the ridiculous grip and control that these have. only gripe (haha) is that they aren't lock-on. you should see the detailing... little s's at the intersections of the nice chunky, grippy rubber.

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y178/revmonkey/Bikes/Random/224641.jpg

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y178/revmonkey/Bikes/Random/200958.jpg

http://www.specialized.com/OA_MEDIA/equip/06GripEnduro_l.jpg

VERY satisfied.

I love your choice in cables, I had them and they were the lightest i've ever used.

I love your choice in cables, I had them and they were the lightest i've ever used.

haha i actually tore down my bike in preparation for my new frame, hence the lack of cables. and why the bars aren't attached to oh, a 30 pound contraption of welded metal tubes.

sweet.

Yes, but what grips have a cooler name than the Kona Jack $hit$ ? :lol:

I'm pretty happy with mine, but I kind of wish they were lock-ons.

http://www.konaworld.com/Prod/000000163/Grip_JS_300.jpg

My jack****s wore out to fast.

Fly Rubens for life.
http://www.empire.co.za/jpg/news/ruben-grips.jpg

I've been using Specialized Durangos on my bikes. I really like them, and they're cheap, so when they wear out, I can get another pair for about 5 bucks. Grippy and I've never gotten sore hands or bad blisters like I have with other grips.

http://www.rad-art.de/catalog/images/04GripDurango_l.jpg

Speckled for her pleasure...

Lock on? What is this 'lock on' of which you speak? These MTB terminologies are so alien.

I've been using Specialized Durangos on my bikes. I really like them, and they're cheap, so when they wear out, I can get another pair for about 5 bucks. Grippy and I've never gotten sore hands or bad blisters like I have with other grips.

http://www.rad-art.de/catalog/images/04GripDurango_l.jpg

those came stock on my hardrock. didn't last very long, and they hurt my hands when i'm not wearing gloves. they're on my hemi right now.

they don't make those anymore eh?

Those came on my stumpy fsr, I just replaced them with odi mushrooms. Can't stop loving those grips since the old bmx days....

{moved to MTB from Foo**

They came stock on my bike, the enduros. Very happy with them also.

Lock-on's? Pfft, unless you change grips often, i dont see the point.

Oury ODI Lock Ons here. Might take them off and use cinelli bar tape instead.

uhg, i'll pass on the S logo grips, i own two of the bikes already, i have enough S logos on my junk already.

i'll take the lizard skins north shores thank you very much. grippy, cool looking and lock-on.

http://i13.tinypic.com/2qcijyw.gif

uhg, i'll pass on the S logo grips, i own two of the bikes already, i have enough S logos on my junk already.

i'll take the lizard skins north shores thank you very much. grippy, cool looking and lock-on.

http://i13.tinypic.com/2qcijyw.gif

You have S logos on your Junk?!?!?!?!?!?!!!!:eek:

amen I love the lizzard grips!

I love the Ritchey grips with the raised center.. everyone who gets on my bike hates them though..
Cheap and great grip, they work great with gloves with the pads on each side and not too bad bare handed.

Call me boring, but I prefer the Ruffians
http://www.odigrips.com/images/ODIWeb_WIP_15.gif

You have S logos on your Junk?!?!?!?!?!?!!!!:eek:

shhhhhhhhhhhhh!!! i'm riding a new jamis these days, i don't want her to know!

Call me boring, but I prefer the Ruffians
http://www.odigrips.com/images/ODIWeb_WIP_15.gif
+1

no frills, light and comfy..

http://www.extremesteering.com/Silicone_Grips_Shock_Absorbing.htm

Call me boring, but I prefer the Ruffians
http://www.odigrips.com/images/ODIWeb_WIP_15.gif

I like em but I feel hey wear down too fast, so I go with the oury lock ons instead....ODI grips are all great though

+1 for the Ruffian. Every other grip I've had twists on the bars. Yeti and Pedros are the worst for that.

Here's mine of which I love so very much that I could just kiss them:p
http://www.pricepoint.com/images/styleImages/D_190%20LIZLG5.jpg

Lock on? What is this 'lock on' of which you speak? These MTB terminologies are so alien.

Lock on grips if my memory served me correct means that at the end tip of the grip there is a nut where you can tighten it so that your grip will lock onto your handlebar, In other terms, you wont need to wait a couple of hours to get your normal grip to stick onto place on your handlebar

Lock on grips if my memory served me correct means that at the end tip of the grip there is a nut where you can tighten it so that your grip will lock onto your handlebar, In other terms, you wont need to wait a couple of hours to get your normal grip to stick onto place on your handlebar

And you don't have to cut them off when you need to remove grips to work on your bike for some reason. You just loosen them, slide them off, fiddle-fart around, and put them back on.

And you don't have to cut them off when you need to remove grips to work on your bike for some reason. You just loosen them, slide them off, fiddle-fart around, and put them back on.

Why do you need to cut off your old grips? I've always used a small long screwdriver pried into the end and water/mild detergent mix and always comes off easily
This is a good thread on grips though!

I had Specialized Enduro grips on my old bike and loved them. They're great grips for being non-lockers. I picked up a pair of lock-on ODI Rogue's this Fall while in NC. I don't think I'll be going back.

http://www.odigrips.com/mtb_rogue_lo.htm

I have ODI's as well, but I prefer the Rogue, not the Ruffian! A bit more squishy!

I have ODI's as well, but I prefer the Rogue, not the Ruffian! A bit more squishy!

I've got Rogue's on my hardtail...they are squishy, I'll give ya that. I think they're a bit fat/clunky for my taste. When I saw the Lizard Logo's, I thought they looked too slick but they're really grippy.

I may go with some Yeti Logo refills for my Lock Jawz next time. I used to run those Yeti's all the time back in the day. I love them.