Great seat post. Nice chrome finish and made very well!!
Only issue front hub has play. A defect where bearings sit but but feels lose. Took it to several shops they all say hub is fully tight as is
Awesome! Perfect for what I need it for
Best BMX Grips: Primo Cali vs ODI Longneck vs Vans
Grips are the cheapest upgrade you will feel every ride
Your body touches the bike in three places: the pedals, the seat and the grips. Grips are among the cheapest parts to swap and change how the whole bike feels. Here are four of our best selling grips and who each one suits.
Four grips compared
| Grip | Feel | Starting price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primo Cali Grips | Soft freestyle grip, signature of Michael Harkous | $4.95 | Riders who want cushion on a budget |
| ODI Longneck Softies | Soft grip with a long neck | $13.95 | Riders who like a classic soft feel |
| Vans BMX Grips | Waffle pattern for grip | $11.95 | Big BMX, wheelie bikes and freestyle |
| Volume VLM Grips | thin wavy rib pattern | $13.95 | Riders wanting thin grippy grips |
How to choose
- Soft or firm? Soft grips absorb shock. Firmer grips give more control for some riders.
- Check the color. Primo Cali comes in black, dark blue, tan, teal and more.
- Install them right. Grips that slip are almost always installed wrong. Watch our short video before you start.
- Replace on a schedule. Torn or slick grips are a sign it is time.
Next steps
- Shop all BMX grips.
- Watch the grips video before you buy.
- Buying for a young rider? See our bike size guide here.