Ergon GC-1
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Bikes: Surly Big Dummy, Priority Classic Plus Gotham-Edition
Ergon GC-1
These came up in a thread on the Hybrid Bikes forum. Just picked them up today for my Big Dummy. I haven’t dialed in their position yet; just did a quick install at the bike shop. The improvement was immediately noticeable. I just had basic Oury grips previously. I’ll have to spend some more time riding and probably adjusting them a bit too know for V sure, but I think ordering these will be the right value choice for me versus buying the new bars I was thinking of.

Ergon GC-1 on Velo-Orange Tourist bar

Ergon GC-1 on Velo-Orange Tourist bar

Ergon GC-1 on Velo-Orange Tourist bar

Ergon GC-1 on Velo-Orange Tourist bar
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https://www.ergonbike.com/en/product...=42410010&s=gc
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It’s an uncut steerer, but yes, I could have done with a bigger size. It has worked pretty well with an almost upright position. The problem I’m trying to fix with these is wrist discomfort. It’s a pretty forgiving frame (Surly Big Dummy). Only 4 sizes offered, which is 3 more than most cargo bikes.
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When I converted the drops to flat-bar setup (on my Road bike), the used bar/stem/levers combo came with Ergon grips.
I believe they're GC1's. I like!
I believe they're GC1's. I like!
Last edited by Speedway2; 04-21-24 at 06:57 AM. Reason: pic added
#9
Not to sound harsh but you should maybe start verifying your info before offering advice. You seem to give out a fair amount of incorrect info. These grips are in fact made for a swept bar, and cargo bikes like this one tend to have a lot of adjustability of fit built in, including a long steerer.









