Sketchl
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I'm looking at buying some ESI Grips `Chunky' for my DH/FR bikes. www.esigrips.com
Does anyone have any feedback as they're mainly used for XC....
Does anyone have any feedback as they're mainly used for XC....
Re ESI Grips for DH/FR
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tasty.dirt74
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I have bought 2x sets, and used them on a XC hardtail and a trance.
I wouldnt classify them as "chunky".The std would be fairly thin, in that case.... They are comfy and light and haven't twisted around. They arent durable or really suitable for a large hand.
Any grip would work ok for dh,so long as it fits your hand.
Personally, I dont think they are quite as good as what they are made out to be.
The odi rogue is still my fav. For any discipline.
I wouldnt classify them as "chunky".The std would be fairly thin, in that case.... They are comfy and light and haven't twisted around. They arent durable or really suitable for a large hand.
Any grip would work ok for dh,so long as it fits your hand.
Personally, I dont think they are quite as good as what they are made out to be.
The odi rogue is still my fav. For any discipline.
I have these grips on my hardtail in the thin version and like them alot, they also haven't moved at all yet!
I am going to try some of the thick ones on the dh bike to see how they go. It would be a good idea to keep a pair of lock-ons in the tool box for wet races just in case they do move or you dont like them for some reason.
I am going to try some of the thick ones on the dh bike to see how they go. It would be a good idea to keep a pair of lock-ons in the tool box for wet races just in case they do move or you dont like them for some reason.