ODI Elite Pro
The ODI Elite Pro are 130mm single-clamp lock-on grips with ergonomic padding, variable knurl texture and a half-waffle face for extra control when you ride off the back.
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Key Features
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Who these grips are for
Key Features
- ✓ 130mm single-locking grip designed for modern mountain control
- ✓ V2.1 single clamp lock-on frees up usable grip space
- ✓ Half-waffle front face adds traction when off the back
- ✓ Variable knurl alternates smooth and sharp texture for grip
- ✓ Reinforced molded end resists blowouts and edge tears
- ✓ Large outer diameter for added comfort and vibration damping
- ✓ Multi-density rubber compound balances durability and feel
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these grips compatible with 22.2mm handlebars?
Yes. The ODI Elite Pro is designed for standard 22.2mm mountain bike handlebars and installs like a typical lock-on grip. Confirm your bar diameter before purchase if you ride an uncommon or proprietary bar.
What is the difference between the single clamp V2.1 and dual-clamp grips?
The V2.1 single clamp secures the grip with one collar, which gives more usable grip space and a smoother outside profile. Dual-clamp grips have collars on both ends for maximum rotation resistance but slightly reduce available grip area.
How do I install the Elite Pro grips?
Slide the grips onto a clean, dry handlebar and position them for preferred hand placement. Tighten the single clamp bolt to the torque recommended by ODI (usually low torque — check packaging). Avoid overtightening to prevent clamp or bar damage.
Can I use bar end plugs with the reinforced molded end?
Yes. The reinforced end is designed to withstand impacts and work with bar end plugs. If you use rigid plug systems, make sure they fit the molded shape; many standard plugs are compatible.
How do I clean and maintain these rubber grips?
Wipe grips with a mild soap and water solution, then air dry. Avoid harsh solvents or petroleum-based cleaners that can degrade the rubber compound. Periodically check the clamp bolt for secure torque and inspect the reinforced end for tears after crashes.
Are these grips good for long rides and enduro stages?
Yes — the larger outer diameter, ergonomic padding and variable texture provide comfort and control on long technical descents and stage racing where hand fatigue matters.
Buying Guide
When choosing mountain bike grips, consider diameter, length, material and clamp type. Diameter affects leverage and comfort — larger outer diameters like the Elite Pro cushion hands and reduce vibration but may feel bulky for small hands. Length (130mm here) should match your control setup, leaving space for shifters, brakes and a dropper lever travel. Decide between lock-on and slip-on: lock-on grips (single or dual clamp) provide a secure, no-slip fit and easy installation. Look for reinforced ends and durable rubber compounds for crash resistance if you ride aggressively or use bar ends. Prioritize texture and ergonomics based on your riding style — variable knurl patterns and half-waffle faces offer a good balance of traction and comfort for trail and enduro use.
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