Bike Grips Explained: Find the Perfect Fit for Comfort and Control
Your bike grips are more than just accessories—they’re your main point of contact with the bike. The right grips improve comfort, control, and performance, whether you’re shredding trails or cruising city streets.
Types of Bike Grips
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Lock-On Grips
- Secure with metal collars for zero slip.
- Perfect for MTB riders tackling rough terrain.
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Slip-On Grips
- Lightweight and easy to install.
- Great for road bikes and minimalists.
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Ergonomic Grips
- Palm support reduces pressure points.
- Ideal for long-distance rides and touring.
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Foam & Silicone Grips
- Ultra-light and shock-absorbing.
- Best for riders prioritizing comfort over durability.
Key Features to Look For
- Material: Rubber for durability, silicone for comfort.
- Texture: Patterns for grip and sweat control.
- Shape: Ergonomic designs for wrist relief.
- Locking System: Lock-on grips prevent slipping during aggressive rides.
When Should You Replace Bike Grips?
- Every 6–12 months for frequent riders.
- Replace sooner if you notice:
- Worn texture
- Slipping grips
- Cracks or hardening
+Tip
Pair your grips with cycling gloves for maximum comfort and control. For wet conditions, choose grips with extra tackiness.
Ready to Upgrade Your Ride?
We invite you to explore our full collection of bike grips at Movatik—find the perfect fit for your style and performance needs.