• RENTHAL MX R - Works Lock - On UltraTacky™ Handvatten - Half Waffle - MxProStoreParts
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RENTHAL MX R-Works Lock-On UltraTacky™ Hand Grips - Half Waffle

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Product description

The Renthal MX R‑Works Lock-On UltraTacky™ Handbar Grips – Half Waffle are a premium handlebar grip set designed for offroad riders seeking maximum control and reliable fastening during MX, enduro and trail riding.

  • Type: Lock-On grip with UltraTacky™ compound for secure locking and excellent grip, even in rough conditions.
  • Pattern: Half Waffle texture for direct grip, comfort and better handlebar feel.
  • Color: Black – durable and low-maintenance.
  • Material/Compound: UltraTacky rubber for consistent grip in wet and muddy conditions.
  • Season/Application: Offroad use, ideal for motocross, enduro and trail riding.
  • Compatibility: Fits standard handlebar systems with Lock-On mounting for quick, tool-free installation.
  • Brand / Model: Renthal MX R‑Works – developed by a leading name in offroad grip solutions.
  • Additional Features: Easy installation and secure locking with a long lifespan for intensive use.
  • MPN: JU-G236

This grip set offers clear added value for offroad riders. The combination of the Lock-On system and the UltraTacky™ compound delivers confidence on any terrain, from muddy forest trails to fast straightaways. The Half Waffle pattern provides controlled feedback and comfort, reducing hand fatigue during long riding sessions. Suitable for both experienced riders and beginners looking for a reliable, durable grip with simple installation.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-G236

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