ODI Rogue Lock-on Reviews

Model/Year: rogue 2011

Pros: love the lock on, my first! I know way to long.



Large for the shock which was a problem I was having.



longer grips which help me when I bring hands in when climbing.



USA USA!

Cons: metal lock on piece digs in to hands with non padded gloves.





Recommendation: cant complain yet. i've only done a few rides but its way better then my stock fuel ex slide on/slide off grips. Yahoo! also ODI made in THE USA

Pros: I prefer a larger grip and these are perfect for me.

Cons: Wish there were other color options.

Recommendation: I think these are a great grip if your not into the thin grips.

Pros: Sticky grips
Plush enough to suck up some shock
Good lock-ons


Cons: Absolutely nothing

Recommendation: Been riding the same pair for 3 years and won't even consider changing to anything else. Get yourself a nice pair of gloves to go with because these are a little knobby for comfortable barehanded rides.

Pros: they lock on!

Cons: nothing so far

Recommendation: These are the first pair of lock-ons I've use on my current bike, and I wish I had made the move long ago. The hardest part of installation is getting the caps to pop into place (not that hard, really). After that, installation is a breeze. I've been riding them for a couple of weeks and although they are a bit firmer that what I had, I like the feel, and I like that they are a little bigger than what I had before. All in all, a great grip for me. Recommended.

Pros: everything!

Cons: nothing!

Recommendation: the only lock on grips i've ever owned, but man am i glad i upgraded! these things feel excellent and stay put.

Pros: Larger grip
Relatively soft
Stays in place

Cons: None

Recommendation: I love these. Definitely worth the money.

Pros: best grip ever

Cons: screws will strip even if careful

Recommendation: i like them so much i just cut the clamp off when replacing
brutal CS

Cons: strip the screw will strip. sorry

Pros: sticky grips that you can really hold on to (no pun intended(ok small pun intended))

Cons: careful when tightening them the screw will stip, other than that none

Recommendation: my ridin partner recomended these when I needed some new grips, I got them and have them on all bikes I ride and work on, definately recommend them.

Pros: Ultimate in shock absorption, very comfortable through any terrain, tacky rubber for sure grip, the ease of swapping out them out, and are comfortable with bare hands as well.

Cons: None!

Recommendation: All hands down, these are tip top grips for all around riding. They are a very popular grip among gravity, freeriders, and DJ'ers, among other riders as well.

Pros: -Comfortable grip.
-Nice tacky rubber compound.
-Ease in swapping/replacing grips.

Cons: -Dirt and muck sticks in between the grooves and latice pattern making it difficult to clean.

Recommendation: Over all a very good grip for those with larger hands. The grip pattern is not irritating on bare hands. The rubber compound is soft enough to be comfortable with good vibration absorption.
As I mentioned in the cons it's a pain to clean while attached to the bike, but it is easily removed it can be soaked and scrubbed for a nice squeaky clean.