DMR Sect Grips - Brick Red


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The DMR Sect Grips are specifically engineered for dirt jump and park riding enthusiasts who demand a balance between tactile feedback and long-term durability. These grips offer a classic, reliable mushroom-pattern design that ensures consistent grip during high-impact maneuvers, though users should be aware that the single-density soft Kraton rubber may wear faster than harder compound alternatives under abrasive riding conditions.
| Model Part Number | DMR-G-S-BR |
|---|---|
| Brand | DMR |
Yes, the ends are designed to be cut off if you prefer to use aftermarket metal bar plugs.
While they are designed for dirt jumping and park, the soft rubber provides great vibration damping for various disciplines, though longevity may vary on extremely long descents.
The grips are constructed from a single-density soft Kraton rubber.
Yes, they include an interior bar plug as part of the package.
The flange is a fixed part of the grip design to provide security and comfort.
Ensure the handlebar surface is completely clean and dry before re-installing; use hairspray or specialized grip glue if slippage persists.
Use a small amount of isopropyl alcohol as a lubricant, which will act as a temporary slip agent and then dry to hold the grip firmly in place.
To install, ensure your handlebars are clean and free of old adhesive or debris. Slide the grips onto the bars; if you find the fitment tight, use a small amount of compressed air or a light application of isopropyl alcohol to help them slide into place, ensuring the alcohol evaporates completely before riding. If you intend to use metal bar plugs, carefully measure and cut the end of the grip using a sharp utility blade before finalizing the installation. To care for your grips, wash them periodically with mild soap and water to remove sweat and dirt, which helps maintain the tackiness of the mushroom pattern. Periodically inspect the thumb patch for excessive wear to know when a replacement is due.