Bike Vintage Handmade Handlebar Lever Grips Inner Diameter 22mm, Length 138mm

As you can see, these look beautiful on my wife's bike. They seem quite well built and we'll report back in the event of any issues. My only complaint is the wording on the grips. Is it too much to ask for Chinese manufacturers to get some consulting on their English? Owner's manuals, Amazon ads and in this case stamped right in to the leather. It says Let Going. That's not an English phrase. I'm not sure if they mean Get Going, Let's Get Going or what but I just paid money for something stamped with a typographical error. They lose a star for that because that's not good attention to detail and it goes beyond a poorly worded owner's manual. Other than that we recommend them.

I had old plastic grips that needed replacing. These grips are clearly a winner! Perfect fit, feel and look! Very well make and nicely sewn leather.

Got these to replace the rubber grips that came with my Aventon e-bike, plus I wanted something to match the honey-colored Brooks saddle I had installed. They’re wonderful, and super easy to install (like 5 minutes). The quality of the leather and hardware seems to be high, I’ll know better after I use them for a while. I didn’t like the embossed lettering on them, so I just reversed them and mounted them upside down. Very pleased so far.

I just recently bought a Schwinn tricycle, and it came with ugly rubber grips. I instantly researched for better grips and came across these. Shipping was super fast, and installing them was a breeze. The grips feel so comfortable while my palms are resting on the bigger part of the grip. This is such a nice upgrade to my lovely beach cruiser.

This grips are pretty cool. I put them on my commuter bike to match the leather seat. The palm rests are a nice plus and the leather seems good. There was a q embossed on the leather instead of "let going" which is fine by me. Pretty high quality for the price.

The Product looks great, but too smooth to make a decent grip. I was going to use for a Mountain bike, but it was too hard to keep hold over roots etc. , kind of dangerous. Ships from China, which is not a problem, they arrived pretty quickly. But, warning if need to return them, it's fairly expensive to ship back.

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These grips are a bit smaller than the gooey, dissolving, Pacific Rim "rubber" ones they replaced but what a difference REAL leather makes! I'll probably give them a coating of "mink oil" in a day or two to improve the water resistance and soften them slightly.These grips are a few mm's longer than most so be prepared to shift the position of any touching handlebar clamps. You will need two sizes of metric hex wrenches to perform the installation but they are common sizes found on a folding tool.22mm is the inside diameter of the sleeves but they easily stretch to 23mm for "standard" handlebars. Just be sure to leave the end clamps in place when you are seating them. Disregard any YouTube videos, these are made by morons. The only tools you will need are the two hex wrenches and a foot long piece of 3/4" by 2" lumber to bat the grips to place and seat the end caps.Avoid using tackhammers, pliers, the heel of your hand and any other inappropriate instrumentation, and you will be fine.Don't bother with the high priced British grips. These are better.