BMX Grips FAQ
BMX Grips FAQ
Will they fit my bike???
If you have a bicycle, then yes. Bicycle grips have a universal 22.2mm (7/8" in old money) inside diameter, so yeah they'll fit any bicycle. They won't fit motorycles or bikes that use a throttle as the right side grip is a larger 1" diameter.
How to get them on and your old ones off?
If they slide off, geat, otherwise VERY carefully cut off your old grips, making sure any blade or scissors are used AWAY from you. The bar ends will take longer to remove than the actual grips, they can be a pain. We spray contact cleaner inside the new grips, slide them on and wait for them to dry. There are other methods but that's how we do it here. If you want to keep your old grips, remove the bar ends first, then find a long rounded tool like a ball ended Allen Key and slide it as far as you can underneath the grip. Spray contact cleaner down the gap created between the tool and the grip. Remove the tool, twist the grip once and the grip should slide off.
About Gusset
About Gusset
From dirt jump and BMX parts and spares in the early days, today we have developed into a multi-discipline producer of breakthrough high-quality, durable bicycle components and grips. The dirt jump market was evolving quicker than the brands within it could make suitable products; so we stepped in to fill the breach. Quickly gaining a reputation for making hard-wearing products using premium materials, the range has continued to grow and now includes a varied range from entry level parts to pro spec components.
We have always had a light hearted approach to making bike parts (if you read our instructions in the early days, you’ll understand). This allows a sense of freedom when it comes to product development. It’s important not to take yourself too seriously. You’re here to have fun.
Making bikes work better is at times extremely taxing, but it always pays off. We spend a long time working on our products alongside our sponsored athletes and there’s little more rewarding than getting a message with praise when people get their products, thanking you for making a bike work better than ever before, putting the smile back on the rider’s face. We like to think that the company retains the original ethos that it started with.