AARON Ergonomic Bicycle Handlebar Grips with Gel Cushioning mad from Non Slip Rubber E bikes, Trekking Mountain City Touring Black

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Amazon PAIN FREE - The ergonomic handle shape helps relieve sore hands and forearms. This makes the ride on your city bike, cargo bike or folding bike absolutely painless. Gentle on the wrist: The soft gel cushioning absorbs shock and the ergonomically shaped handle ensures a comfortable and comfortable ride. High safety – the non-slip rubber surface always offers you a secure grip. The handle is clamped to the handlebar with an integrated screw and is therefore securely attached. Clean environment – thanks to a long product life and high-quality product components, you will have fun with your AARON handles for a long time. In addition, the horn handlebar grips from AARON are plastic-free in a box. Comfort for your hands - no more numb fingers! Our AARON bicycle grips offer optimal grip and excellent cushioning properties. Enjoy long journeys with high comfort!

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PAIN FREE - The ergonomic handle shape helps relieve sore hands and forearms. This makes the ride on your city bike, cargo bike or folding bike absolutely painless. Gentle on the wrist: The soft gel cushioning absorbs shock and the ergonomically shaped handle ensures a comfortable and comfortable ride. High safety – the non-slip rubber surface always offers you a secure grip. The handle is clamped to the handlebar with an integrated screw and is therefore securely attached. Clean environment – thanks to a long product life and high-quality product components, you will have fun with your AARON handles for a long time. In addition, the horn handlebar grips from AARON are plastic-free in a box. Comfort for your hands - no more numb fingers! Our AARON bicycle grips offer optimal grip and excellent cushioning properties. Enjoy long journeys with high comfort!


Product specifications

Brand Aaron
EAN
  • 4260379343955
Color
  • Clear,black

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