Installation & Setup

Slide the grips inward and insert the bar ends into the handlebars. Make sure the cap and wedge are correctly engaged before tightening. Adjust the angle to suit your hand position and brake lever reach, then tighten the mounting bolt to 3Nm using a 4mm hex wrench.

The rubber wedge may settle after installation, so retightening can be necessary. Check the bolt torque periodically to keep the bar ends securely in place.

Compatibility

Compatible with most carbon and aluminium handlebars with a minimum 18mm internal diameter. Open-ended grips are required.

• Deity Speedway Carbon and Chromag BZA Carbon may fit if the handlebars have not been cut
• Not compatible with Hope 35R Carbon handlebars or Ergon GE1 Evo grips
• Grips with closed ends may require modification. Some Ergon grips have an internal lip that must be removed
• Grips with outer lock-on clamps are not recommended

Take The Pressure Off Your Hands

A death grip on the handlebars might feel like control, but it usually means tired hands and burning forearms long before the descent is over. These ergonomic bar ends take a different approach by giving the outside of your hands a firm place to push against. You can ease your grip while staying in control through fast corners and technical sections.

Developed alongside World Cup downhill racer Joe Breeden and Nukeproof Axess Racing, they were shaped and refined through real race testing. They're particularly useful for aggressive gravity riding and e-MTBs where extra leverage can make a noticeable difference.

Adjustable positioning and a secure internal locking mechanism keep everything firmly in place so you can focus on the ride rather than how tightly you're holding the grips.