Bike Handlebar Grips DUNLOP 2 pcs — universal replacement grips for bicycles

DUNLOP Bike Handlebar Grips, set of two, are universal replacement grips designed for standard bicycle handlebars. Made from rubber and firm foam, these grips provide a direct interface between the rider and the handlebar to improve hold and steering control during everyday cycling and casual rides. With a length of 12 cm and an inner diameter suited to 22.2 mm handlebars, these grips offer a simple, functional solution for replacing worn or missing originals.

Advantages

The DUNLOP grips combine a rubber outer surface with firm foam core for comfort and a non-slip contact area. Their universal dimensions make installation straightforward on most standard bicycle bars, while the compact 12 cm length keeps the rider’s hands within a comfortable range. The materials resist ordinary wear from daily use and provide consistent grip in a variety of riding conditions without electronic or mechanical complexity.

Suitable for

• Everyday commuter bicycles with standard 22.2 mm handlebars
• Leisure and casual city bikes used for short to medium rides
• Replacement of worn or damaged original handlebar grips
• Simple upgrades where comfort and non-slip surface are required

Key specifications

• Set: 2 grips
• Material: rubber outer surface with firm foam core
• Length: 12 cm
• Inner diameter: for 22.2 mm standard handlebars
• Outer diameter: 35 mm
• Compatibility: universal fit for standard bicycle handlebars

How to use

Before installation, remove old grips and clean the handlebar tubes of residue and dirt. Slide each grip onto the handlebar by aligning the inner opening with the bar; if necessary, use a small amount of soapy water or an appropriate grip adhesive to ease fitting and secure placement. Position grips so that ends align with brake levers and shifters for comfortable hand placement. After installation, allow any adhesive to cure according to the adhesive manufacturer’s instructions and check that grips are firmly seated before riding.

Usage recommendations

For safe use, regularly inspect grips for signs of wear, tearing or loss of elasticity and replace if deterioration is visible. Avoid exposure to harsh solvents that may degrade rubber and foam. For best performance in wet conditions, ensure hands and grips are clean and consider gloves with grip-enhancing palms.