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The Retro Brown Bike Bicycle Soft Synthetic Leather Beach Cruiser Handlebar Cover Grips are designed for 7/8" bike handlebars, offering a blend of comfort and style. Made from durable faux leather, these grips feature a retro color and well-stitched design, ensuring a comfortable ride. The package includes two handlebar grips and four brake cable end caps, making installation a breeze with the soap water tip.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 5.12 x 3.58 x 1.61 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.04 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | Neasekuoia |
| Model Name | Forto -Bike001 |
| Color | Brown |
| Material | Faux Leather |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Manufacturer | Fortoo |
| Part Number | Forto -Bike001 7/8 |
| Grip Size | 7/8" |
E**N
Classy comfort
Look vintage. Perfect for an older bike.
M**H
Really comfortable! I've gone thru quite a few pairs; and by far, these are the best!
Soft and NO slip!
M**O
Kinda tight
Tried this on a Huffy Arlington 26" Adult Trike's handlebars. Very tight fit, can't tell if installed properly.
M**.
Perfect
Purchased a retro cruiser bike needed to replace grips. These were perfect
D**Y
Decent, great price
Seem a little lightweight. Not sure how long they will last. Cheap end plugs that broke when installing. Used previous plugs.
N**S
Better than expected but
Better than expected but keep in mind that if you have a bike with gears this isn’t best for you. My bike has gears on one side and I had to trim down the plastic on the gears to make this fit properly. See my photo, however the product is way better made that I thought it would be with nice stitching and foam making these super comfortable. I’m actually pretty blown away how nice they ended up looking despite having the gear issue which I think it ended up looking ok in the end.. anyway, totally recommend for the price!
W**N
Loose stitching falls apart, loses shape, gets lumpy, dangerously loose, slippery vinyl
Loose stitching falls apart, more accurately gets pulled apart with normal use. Not sure why they use unreinforced stitching in such easily tearable vinyl. OK, it's for looks. So how does it look torn to pieces in normal wear? Not so good.Loses shape and Gets Lumpy before it falls apart, since stuffing under the weak vinyl isn't well anchored. You get a lump in the areas where you grip more loosely (like where your first two fingers always are on brake levers, and the rest is a depression right down to the bar. And that's without all that much grip-force.Dangerously loose - probably the least grippy, most rotating handlebar grips I've had since my sister sprayed cooking oil under my Schwinn Sting Ray grips - LOL. Yeah, they just twist around like nuthin.Slippery vinyl is probably the LEAST leather-like vinyl they could find. But don't think they chose it for strength, because they surely did NOT, see above. With bike gloves, you grip it fine, although it's lumpy and rotates and is falling apart (see above) so that's bad too. But with bare hands, now add SLIPPERY VINYL to the problem.Kinda pretty sure I do -NOT- recommend these. Yeah. I would advise them to make the grips lock-on, but they're so amorphous and squishy and tear-prone, I'm not sure what the lock-downs would, um, actually lock-down. And if some part of these DID get clamped to the bar, it would just tear away from the clamp.So, no. Really don't buy these, in my humble opinion. Thanks for reading this far. :-)
C**H
cost
eazy installing
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