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Addict OG grips 180mm | Black
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Addict OG grips 180mm | Bloody Red
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Addict OG grips 180mm | Blue
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Addict OG grips 180mm | Bottle Green
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Addict OG grips 180mm | Gun Metal
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Blazer Pro Caliber grips | Green
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These specially designed BMX grips are made to provide excellent grip and comfort during tricks, jumps, and intense riding. They help you stay in full control of your bars, no matter how hard you ride.
Grips directly affect your safety and riding comfort. Imagine your grip tearing mid-trick – your bike flying out of your hands. Yeah... not good.
In our store, you’ll find soft, sweat-wicking BMX grips that stay firm in your hands and match your style and ergonomic needs. You’ll feel confident even when riding without gloves.
Choose top quality and safety – choose BMX grips from our online store!
New grips are a quick way to refresh your bike or give it a custom touch. With plenty of colors and styles, you’re sure to find something that fits you.
Most BMX grips fit standard 22.2 mm handlebars – that’s the common size in freestyle bikes. Just make sure your bar isn’t unusually oversized or meant for another riding style.
Standard grip length is around 130–180 mm. Choose shorter grips for smaller bars or if you ride brakeless, and longer ones for extra comfort or bar ends with more coverage.
Flanged grips give a retro feel and offer thumb protection. Flangeless grips are cleaner and more modern, often preferred by park and street riders. It’s all personal preference.
You can slide them on with a bit of rubbing alcohol, grip glue, or compressed air. Avoid using soap – it can leave your grips slippery. Check our full grip install guide.
When they start slipping, cracking, or losing their shape – it’s time for new ones. Frequency depends on how often and how hard you ride, but most riders replace grips every few months.
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