Deity Circuit Seatpost Clamp - 34.9mm - Black

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The Deity Circuit Seatpost Clamp is designed for mountain bike enthusiasts and riders seeking a lightweight, high-performance solution to secure their seatpost. Precision-engineered for durability and aesthetics, it offers a secure fit through an oversized bolt design while maintaining a sleek, low-profile footprint. While it provides exceptional clamping force, riders must ensure they select the specific diameter that matches their frame's seat tube to avoid structural damage or slippage.
| Model Part Number | DE26CRT34BK |
|---|---|
| Brand | Deity |
You must measure the outer diameter of your bike frame's seat tube. This is different from the seatpost size itself.
Yes, but you must strictly adhere to your frame manufacturer's torque specifications to prevent crushing the carbon structure.
No, this is a fixed bolt-style clamp intended for a secure, semi-permanent fit.
Yes, it is specifically designed for mountain bike applications and high-impact riding.
Use a damp cloth with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh chemical solvents that might affect the anodized finish.
Clean the seatpost and internal seat tube with isopropyl alcohol to remove grease or debris. Apply friction paste if using a carbon frame or post.
Ensure the frame seat tube is not deformed and that the clamp size matches your frame. Do not force the clamp, as it may scratch the finish.
To install, first verify your frame's seat tube outer diameter to ensure you have the correct version (31.8mm, 34.9mm, 36.4mm, or 38.6mm). Clean the seat tube area thoroughly to remove dirt or residual grease before installation. Slide the clamp into position, aligning the bolt slot with the frame's seat tube gap. Tighten the bolt using a quality hex key, taking care not to exceed the torque specifications of your frame material (typically 4-6Nm for carbon, slightly higher for alloy). Periodically inspect the bolt for corrosion and apply a light dab of anti-seize or grease to the threads to prevent binding.