Small diameter grips for little hands

[greatwhite]

Hi all. The current fashion is toward larger diameter grips, but can anyone point me to where I might get small diameter grips to fit on std bars?

[the nerd]

You can always run bar tape on your mtb, its my plan on my new build. Can go as thick or thin as you want.

[Sidewinder.]

Hi all. The current fashion is toward larger diameter grips, but can anyone point me to where I might get small diameter grips to fit on std bars?

Assuming you're talking about grips for mtb, the trailhead stocks the aaron gwin odi grips and sdg grips which are all pretty thin.

[PhilipV]

Or look at the thin ESI silicone grips.

[RocknRolla]

Giant also has some off the shelf rubber grips. adds around 4 to 5mm to the diameter of the handlebar.

 

[greatwhite]

Assuming you're talking about grips for mtb, the trailhead stocks the aaron gwin odi grips and sdg grips which are all pretty thin.

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll have a chat with Robodog - I've got go and see him anyway. I didn't realize the Trailhead were stocking that sort of thing as it was him that suggested I look at bigger grips. (small grips are not for me)

[V12man]

I have small hands and I like the thin ODI grips - someone had some really good pricing in the classfieds a week or two ago.

[Long Wheel Base]

You know what they say about someone that has small hands....................

 

 

 

 

They need smaller grips.  

[Vangar]

Been using these for a while now, they are veeeeery thin, almost no bigger than the bar, so they should be horrible. But they feel very nice and cushion just enough with some good gloves.

 

http://bicicletta.co.za/products/ls-lock-on-bearclaw-bonus-pack-black

[G00SE]

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll have a chat with Robodog - I've got go and see him anyway. I didn't realize the Trailhead were stocking that sort of thing as it was him that suggested I look at bigger grips. (small grips are not for me)

 

I also prefer a narrow grip -

I got myself a pair of the Aaron Gwin ODI's from the dog that is a robot, they are super thin! Go check them out.

Only drawback with them is they are more expensive, because they have Aaron Gwins name on the packaging

[DR ◣◢]

I only use ODI grips. They are a little bit more expensive but pretty much outlasts everything else I've used. Super happy with them.

[Psyrax]

Another option is, if you are willing to go for "ladies specific parts", is the Juliana handlebars. From the MTB legend Juli Furtado, you get a handlebar with integrated grips. The grips then is just as thin as the handlebar itself.

[RockCoach]

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll have a chat with Robodog - I've got go and see him anyway. I didn't realize the Trailhead were stocking that sort of thing as it was him that suggested I look at bigger grips. (small grips are not for me)

Well when we chatted we weren't stocking them yet. I'm sure Kate will love the bright orange Gwin grips

 

ODI Rogues for the Sukuma

[greatwhite]

Well when we chatted we weren't stocking them yet. I'm sure Kate will love the bright orange Gwin grips

 

ODI Rogues for the Sukuma

Bright orange on a green bike......... yep, she'll probably love it!

 

Definitely need something something for the Sukuma - Not sure if the rogues are the ticket, but will have a look.