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Gropes | Unique Leather Handlebar Grips

Nonusual are a London based design studio, they specialize in re-engineering and re-styling existing everyday tools and objects. Gropes are unique leather handlebar grips. They offer the bike customization enthusiast an individual and eye-catching alternative to the usual handlebar coverings. Gropes are hand-made from high quality leather with pre-punched holes and come with extra-long laces. They are available in two sizes and many color combinations.



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