Ronin Grip Without Flange - Flangeless BMX Bike and Scooter Handlebar Grips with End Plugs - Multiple Color Options

Good grips. Roughly the exact same grips as any flangeless mushroom BMX grips I've encountered. Virtually indistinguishable from the Eastern Riblets on my son's Nagas, or the ODIs I've had on other bars. End caps are included, which is pretty much standard these days.Also, if you spend more than about 38 seconds each installing these, you're insane. Or high. Ask your dad about how we used to do this back in the day. Use some slightly soapy water, and then park the bike in the sun for a bit.

I tried installing these grips on my Spank Spike 800 Vibracore riser bars with both rubbing alcohol and hairspray, both times waiting a full day for it to dry. Now, it may have something to do with the extremely humid Arkansas climate, but both applications failed to prevent these grips from slowly rotating when gripped tightly. I've never once had that problem using ESI foam grips.Otherwise an excellent grip; they're long (can be cut down), full rubber so very comfortable, look awesome, and great price. Just not for serious MTBing.

Nice and thick gray grips for hubby's bmx bike. His broke and we needed a quick replacement set. These are working great. He said you can tell they wont wear down for a long time because they are very thick and sturdy. Also bonus they match his pedals already.

These are awesome. So freaking hard to get on! It took my son and I 3 days because it hurt our hands so bad. We heard rubbing alcohol could of helped, but it was a little too late. They fit so well on his scooter!

*update: I got a new pair in the “brick” color & love them!Love how squishy these are. They’re not hard to get on if you put some sort of oil on the inside of them beforehand. I may get another color later on because I’m not sure I like this blue with the color of my bike, but the color is very nice in general! Just lighter than I expected. I got the “denim” blue.

I would give a 5 star for the quality but these things were a beast to put on it took two people and several hours, my hands still hurt, to put on the bike. I recommend using some oil to apply these to your handles.

Slid on with the help of some compressed air. They are very comfy and should work for now. If I was doing some heavy trail riding they might be a little too squishy, but they work great for around town.

Comfy and Cushy. Would buy again