Finally! Ergon GC3 coming to market
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Finally! Ergon GC3 coming to market
Woohoo! Lock-on, ergon grips, L-bend bar ends and all in one package.
https://www.ergon-bike.com/en/grips/gc3.html - not sure why the LBS and the ergon pictures differ. I'd prefer the bar ends to be smooth without extra grip inserts/covering (like below).
https://www.ergon-bike.com/en/grips/gc3.html - not sure why the LBS and the ergon pictures differ. I'd prefer the bar ends to be smooth without extra grip inserts/covering (like below).
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By the way how is ..... (veteran dude sponsored by you, Jeff something, I think
) doing?
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Will they work w/grip shifters? And where am I supposed to mount the mirror?
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Their existing grips have Gripshift versions. Wife has a set on her Specialized. I don't know if these will. Since they don't block the end of the handlebar, if you have a mirror that goes in the end of the bar it'll still work. Just insert the mirror instead of the supplied plug.
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Sizes: S, L GC3
Sizes: S, L GC3 Gripshift® compatible
Sizes: S, L GC3 Rohloff®/Nexus® compatible
So...Yup, looks like a gripshift compatible version will be available. I love my GC2's, might just have to pick up a pair of these to try out.
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If you don't have the gripshift compatible version, then I have previously cut down a pair of Ergon grips (with a hacksaw) to accomodate grip shifts - not quite as pretty as the official version but the chopping job is barely noticeable.
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Yes, there will be a gripshift version. As for a barend mirror, it will work with all our grips but the GC3 and GX3 coming this Spring. It uses a different camp which closes up the bar end.
Hey! That is me in the photo above. Looks like the Dakota 50! Cool!
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Hey! That is me in the photo above. Looks like the Dakota 50! Cool!
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P.S. You look as though you could use some Powercranks
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I love my GC2, but the base has finally started to rub smooth and was looking to replace them. Might need to just wait now for the GC3's
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A bread knife works, too.
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Another example from the same importer is the Topeak Super Tourist DX rack. Only the disc brake compatible version is imported. The PDF catalog shows other versions but they are only obtainable by ordering from overseas. A PITA.
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I suppose if the pipe cutter had enough of the cylindrical portion to work with. In my case, the slice happened where the grip has an irregular cross-section.





