Off Road Grips

Spare Parts | Grips

 About Grips

Grips for your bike could be considered one of the most important parts to your bike if you cannot hang on or control it things tend to be less than ideal! That’s why AMX has a HUGE range of grips from top brands around the world. With every colour and style imaginable we’re sure to have something to meet your needs and application.

Why It’s Important To Choose The Right Grips

Choosing grips is something most of us don’t give a lot of thought, why not pick a colour and go for it? While this is fine, there are some finer points to consider when making your selection. The first main factor is grip style and compound. Most grips feature a full or half-waffle pattern, this is what comes standard on most bikes and gives the most bite to your grip but it can also be harsh on the hands! For something a little softer consider a grip comprising of a diamond pattern or try Protapers Pillow grips for the softest alternative!

Our Full Range of Grips

While most grips are composed of a simple pattern that is simply slid over the end of your handlebars, AMX also offers “lock-on” grips from leading brands such as ODI, Progrip and Protaper. These unique grips feature a solid centre held on to the bar with clamp style end, this eradicates the need for grip glue and wire, often resulting in a much smoother application! The throttle side of these grips replaces the standard throttle tube allowing for a smooth application of the throttle ever time and seals the whole assembly from any dirt and rocks getting under your grips. For the more traditional style, we stock a huge range of colours and styles suitable for dirtbikes, road bikes, ATV’s and kids bikes. 

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After grabbing a fresh set of grips make sure they’re fitted securely with our range of grip glue and wire. A combination of the two ensures a secure fit every time that won’t slide or slip. Be sure to grab a set of Grip wire pliers to ensure a smooth and tight finish on your grip wire and don’t forget the bar ends! This protects your body from injuries from sharp bar ends and is often required in competition settings.