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Ruffian XL v2.1 Lock-On Grips

Soft Compound TPE stands for Thermoplastic Elastomer, a flexible and durable material that combines the best features of rubber and plastic. The "soft compound" version is designed to be softer and more comfortable, providing excellent cushioning for your hands. This means less hand fatigue during long rides, allowing you to enjoy your biking experience more comfortably.

Lock-On grips feature a secure attachment mechanism that prevents them from slipping on the handlebars, even during rough rides. They use clamps or screws to lock the grips in place, ensuring you maintain control and safety while biking. This design is crucial for serious riders who need reliable grips that won’t move or twist during use.

The Ruffian grips are known for their distinctive diamondized pattern, which enhances grip and control. This design not only looks rugged and tough, appealing to mountain bikers, but it also provides excellent traction, especially in challenging conditions. If you ride in rough terrain, the Ruffian grips can help you maintain better control over your bike.

The Diamondized Pattern consists of small, raised shapes that resemble diamonds, which significantly increases friction and grip. This texture helps riders maintain better control over their bikes, particularly in wet or bumpy conditions. If you often ride in challenging environments, grips with a diamondized pattern can enhance your performance and safety.

The V2.1 Single-Clamp Lock-On System is an updated version of the Lock-On grip design that uses a single clamp to secure the grip to the handlebar. This simplifies the installation process, making it easier for riders to replace or install their grips without needing multiple parts. This user-friendly design is perfect for those who want a hassle-free experience when upgrading their bike grips.

Most grips, including those with the Lock-On system, are designed to fit standard handlebar diameters. To ensure compatibility, measure the diameter of your bike's handlebars (usually 22.2mm for mountain bikes and 25.4mm for some road bikes). If you're unsure, check the product specifications or consult with a bike shop for assistance. This way, you can confidently choose grips that will enhance your riding experience.