Bicycle Handlebar Grips & Decor
ROCKBROS Bike Grips Foam Single Lock on Bicycle Soft Comfortable Non-Slip Bike Handle Grips - Black-Black
1ROCKBROS
$13.90
MATERIAL:Bike Grips are Made of high quality non-slip sponge for durability, with single aluminum alloy lock-on system STANDARD SIZE: The length of bicycle grips is 5.11inch , fits for the handle bar of more than 90% of bike with diameter of 0.87in(22.2mm), such as BMX, mountain, MTB, beach cruiser, scooter, folding, downhill, commuter bicycle etc. HIGH-DENSITY SPONGE: thick sponge, non-slip, sweat-absorbent and shock-resistant, mountain bike grips giving you a comfortable riding experience COLOFUL DESIGN: bike handlebar grips has a variety of colors, you can choose according to your own preferences ROBUST STRUCTURE:Durable aluminum alloy strengthening clamp lock, keeping the grips tight without any worries of loosing or falling down. Vehicle Service Type Scooter, Mountain Bike, BMX, Bicycle Brand ROCKBROS Material foam Product Dimensions 5.11"L x 0.87"W Item Weight 0.13 Pounds Item Package Dimensions L x W x H 6.77 x 3.07 x 1.85 inches Package Weight 0.08 Kilograms Item Dimensions LxWxH 5.11 x 0.87 x 0.04 inches Brand Name ROCKBROS Outer Material Sponge
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Yiwu Rock Sports Goods Co., Ltd.
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ROCKBROS does solid basics across the board, grips, panniers, sunglasses, all the same brand. The price gap between grips and that balaclava is interesting though. You're looking at double the cost for seasonal weather gear versus something you use every ride. Unless winter cycling's your actual thing, the grips land closer to necessity. I'd pass on the balaclava unless you're genuinely out in cold regularly.