Abstract: A grip assembly for a handlebar of a bicycle is disclosed. The grip assembly may be configured to be mounted on the handlebar of a bicycle using a retaining mechanism of an accessory mounted on the handlebar. The grip assembly may comprise a base configured to be installed onto the handlebar providing a first end and a second end; the base may comprise a sleeve at the second end; the sleeve of second end of the base may be configured to be retained to the handlebar by the retaining mechanism of the accessory. The grip assembly may comprise a base configured to be installed onto the handlebar providing a first end and a second end and a retaining mechanism configured to retain the first end of the base onto the handlebar. The retaining mechanism for the first end of the base may comprise a clamp or a collar configured to be secured onto the handlebar at the cutout at the first end of the base. The sleeve may be configured to be compressed onto the handlebar by the retaining mechanism for the accessory.

Abstract: A latch includes a catch pivotable about a first axis between a latched position for retaining a striker and an unlatched position for releasing the striker. The catch has a cam surface. A pawl is pivotable about a second axis and is engageable with the cam surface of the catch. In some embodiments, the pawl secures the catch in the latched position by resting on a first portion of the cam surface, the curvature of which is substantially concentric with the second axis when the catch is in the latched position. The pawl is movable off of the first portion of the cam surface to release the catch from the latched position. The catch can be drivable toward the latched position by the pawl.

Abstract: A latch includes a catch pivotable about a first axis between a latched position for retaining a striker and an unlatched position for releasing the striker. The catch has a cam surface. A pawl is pivotable about a second axis and is engageable with the cam surface of the catch. In some embodiments, the pawl secures the catch in the latched position by resting on a first portion of the cam surface, the curvature of which is substantially concentric with the second axis when the catch is in the latched position. The pawl is movable off of the first portion of the cam surface to release the catch from the latched position. The catch can be drivable toward the latched position by the pawl.