TAG Metals T1 Section Bar Grips


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The TAG Metals T1 Section Bar Grips are designed for mountain bikers seeking enhanced comfort and control on their rides. Utilizing a specialized rubber compound and a single clamp design, these grips aim to reduce hand fatigue and irritation, especially on longer descents or challenging terrain. A key benefit is the Speed Align System, which simplifies setup and ensures consistent positioning. However, the single clamp design might require careful tightening to prevent slippage on aggressive riding.
| Model Part Number | T3001-08-000 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tag Metals |
The SAS consists of subtle markings on the grip that help you align them precisely on your handlebars. This ensures consistent positioning and makes it easy to reinstall them in the exact same spot if you remove them for maintenance.
Yes, they are designed for mountain biking and are particularly well-suited for trail, enduro, and downhill riding where comfort and control are paramount. The MX-inspired compound offers good versatility.
These grips are designed for standard 22.2mm diameter handlebars, which are found on most mountain bikes. Always confirm your handlebar diameter if you are unsure.
Yes, they are generally safe for use with carbon handlebars. However, it is crucial to use a torque wrench and adhere strictly to the recommended torque specifications to avoid damaging the carbon material.
The rubber compound is based on market-leading MX grips, indicating good durability for off-road use. However, like all grips, wear will depend on riding conditions and frequency.
Each grip weighs approximately 46.5g, making the pair weigh around 93g.
Gently wash with mild soap and water. Use a soft cloth or brush for stubborn dirt. Rinse well and allow them to air dry completely.
Check that the single clamp bolt is tightened to the correct torque specification. Ensure the inside of the grip and the handlebar are clean and free from lubricants. Consider using a grip locking compound if the issue persists.
Ensure the handlebar is clean and free of debris. A small amount of isopropyl alcohol or grip slip solution can aid installation. Do not force the grip; if it's too tight, double-check handlebar diameter compatibility.
This can be normal depending on riding style and terrain. Ensure proper setup to distribute pressure evenly. Rotating the grips slightly might help if wear is concentrated in one spot.
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