OneUp Components Lock-On Mountain Bike Grips (Red) – Durable & Comfortable Grip Design

Ergonomic Lock-On Grip System for Enhanced Control & Comfort

Engineered for precision and durability, our compact lock-on grip system redefines control on rugged terrain. Designed with a single inboard clamp mechanism, this innovative solution replaces traditional outboard clamps with an extra layer of cushioning rubber—reducing hand fatigue during long-distance rides while maintaining secure bar attachment.

Key Features:
– Advanced Traction Technology: A proprietary 20A super tacky rubber compound ensures superior grip even in wet conditions, perfect for mountain biking or trail adventures.
– Ergonomic Design: Diamond knurling paired with sawtooth finger ramps provides a non-slip surface that adapts to every hand position, ideal for road cyclists and gravel grinders alike.
– Compact Profile: Measuring 30mm in diameter and 135mm in length, this grip offers a balanced fit for drop bars or flat handlebars without compromising on control.

Why Choose This Grip?
Whether you’re navigating technical descents or endurance road routes, this grip system prioritizes both performance and comfort. The integrated cushioning reduces vibration transfer, making it a top choice for commuters and recreational riders seeking all-day comfort.

Comparison Highlights:
| Feature | Our Grip | Competitor Models |
|————————|———————————–|—————————-|
| Clamp Mechanism | Single inboard clamp with rubber | Dual outboard clamps |
| Cushioning Material | Extra-thick durable rubber | Standard plastic inserts |
| Traction Performance | 20A high-traction rubber compound| Standard 15A rubber blends |
| Application | Mountain/Gravel/Road Biking | General-purpose grips |

Perfect For:
– Trail riders needing reliable grip in muddy conditions
– Road cyclists prioritizing bar control during high-speed descents
– Commuters seeking vibration damping on urban routes

Experience precision and comfort on every ride with a grip system built to handle the toughest challenges—whether you’re conquering trails or commuting through city streets.