The alternative to the new inner bar ends. While inner bar ends bring the hands inward and thereby improve aerodynamics on long and straight stretches, the classic bar ends of the Stuby grips have the advantage that when climbing, pulling on the outside of the handlebars allows for more power to be transferred to the pedals. This applies both when standing and sitting. Nevertheless, on long and straight stretches, the strain on the hands as well as on the shoulders and neck can be altered and reduced by gripping the bar ends.
Advantage of Stuby. Here lies the great advantage of the Stuby shape: the bar ends can be gripped far back due to their unique shape. This results in a more upright back position. At the same time, the Stuby bar end can also be gripped like conventional bar ends, making the sitting position slightly sportier. Thus, despite its compact design, the Stuby grip offers many different gripping options.
The right grip size. The perfect fit for a bicycle grip is crucial for comfort and grip security. The grip width is the measurement from the tip of the middle finger to the thumb joint, as this is how you wrap around the grip. Grip sizes differ in diameter, length, and shape.
• Material: Inside: hard rubber compound, Outside: soft rubber compound
• Design: screw grips
• Shape: Ergo grip
• Length: 155 mm
• Designed for e-bikes
• Purpose: City & Trekking
• Details: Weight: S= 268 g / M= 284 g / L= 328 g
Features: Screw lock.
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Lightweight overall package that convinces with its material mix and design. In practice, the edges of the handle and horn are unpleasantly noticeable. In the area of the fin, the handle makes a slight bump upwards - a matter of taste.