The Ergon GP2 Evo Grips featured here at Escapa are ergonomic grips with small integrated attachments, designed to improve comfort and offer different grip positions on Urban bikes, trekking bikes, Touring bikes, and e-bikes with flat handlebars. Their wide surface area distributes pressure from the hands evenly, helping to reduce discomfort, numbness, and fatigue during long rides. The ergonomic ends allow you to vary your hand position and adopt a more efficient posture on climbs, trails, and long rides.
Ergonomic Design to Reduce Pressure
The anatomical shape of the Ergon GP2 Evo provides a larger support surface for the palm. This prevents pressure from being concentrated solely on a small area of the hand.
Properly fitting the grips can help:
- Keep the wrist in a more natural position.
- Reduce pressure on the palm.
- Reduce tingling or numbness.
- Improve control over the handlebars.
- Increase comfort during long rides.
Integrated compact grips
The ends feature small attachments that allow you to change your hand position without adding overly bulky handlebar horns.
This second position is especially useful for:
- Relaxing your hands and arms during long rides.
- Changing your torso position.
- Increasing traction on climbs.
- Adopting a more efficient position on trails and roads.
- Reducing fatigue caused by maintaining the same grip position for extended periods.
Lock-On Mounting
The Lock-On mounting system keeps the grips firmly secured to the handlebars using clamps. This solution prevents unintended movement or Giro during use and makes it easy to precisely adjust the angle of the grip surface.
Once the proper position is found, the system allows you to maintain the adjustment even on uneven terrain.
Custom Adjustment
The angle of the platform and the position of the mounts can be adjusted to suit each rider’s posture. A proper setup should keep the wrist aligned and provide support without forcing the hand upward or downward. For best results, it’s recommended to make small adjustments and test the position during a short ride before embarking on longer routes.
