On-One Bob On Lock-On Grips

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Our On-One Bob On Lock-On Grips are everything you want a mountain bike grip to be - tough, solid lock-on clamps with a durable central grip that won't rip your hands to shreds when riding without gloves.

Sturdy lock-on clamps keep each end in place, while a knurled palm-friendly rubber grip (similar to ODI Ruffian lock-on grips) prevents hand slippage in wet conditions.

Available in two colours, each with a different lock-on clamp fitting, grip width and grip diameter. Both include plastic bar end plugs.

Black:

• Secured by two 2.5mm allen grub screws at each end
• 115mm of usable grip
• 50mm diameter
• 65g weight

Red:

• Secured by single 2.5mm allen bolt at each end
• 120mm of usable grip
• 47.5mm diameter
• 50g weight

About the On-One brand.

On-One is an independent British manufacturer of bikes and cycle components based in Yorkshire, UK.

Known originally for classic, award winning steel frames - such as the On-One Inbred, On-One Pompino fixie and On-One 456 hardcore hardtail - On-One have continually embraced modern manufacturing materials with the Carbon Whippet, Scandal and the world's first long travel carbon hardtail, the Carbon 456. On-One are also known for their excellent range of singlespeed and 29er mountain bikes, carbon and steel rigid forks.

In addition to steel, carbon and titanium mountain bike frames On-One are known for their excellent value range of mountain bike parts and finishing kit. After enjoying success with CNC stems, seatposts and cult MTB saddles they released a legendary line-up of alternative handlebars to critical acclaim. Since then On-One have expanded into custom mountain bike wheels and are developing a range of folding 26" and 29er MTB tyres and clothing too!

On-One's aim is to offer high-spec mountain, commuter and fixie bikes direct to the consumer, cutting out the middleman and slashing prices to the absolute minimum. They've been at the cutting edge of the British mountain bike scene for years and are now branching further afield with new international websites opening across the world.