Trek Line MTB Grips
Lock-on grips typically feature a solid core that locks onto the bar and secures a softer, external treaded compound(grip) to the bar. Core cutouts are areas where the internal solid core has been cut away, creating a relief zone and providing additional room for more of the softer, treaded compound material between you and the handlebar. This helps create a softer feel with better vibration damping.
Yes, each grip has a directional tread pattern designed to provide more comfort and traction for each hand. They feature an L and R marking on the grip tread, near the outer part of the grip, opposite the Trek brand, so it’s easy to tell which is which.
First make sure you have the left on the left side and the right on the right side. Next make sure the largest tread cubes land under the palm and the smallest land under the fingers when in the riding position on the bike. Then, securely tighten the clamps into place, torquing to a maximum of 3Nm.
Yes, both the core and the tread compounds of the grips are made, in part, from recycled materials. The grip cores are made from 47% recycled material and the grip treads are made from 20% recycled material.
3Nm max.
A 3mm M4 bolt with a hex head holds the clamp in place.
32mm for the Trek Line Comp, Elite, and Pro. The Trek Ergonomic grips vary in diameter due to design.
We offer a 2-year warranty to protect against defects in materials and workmanship.
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