DMR Wingbar Mk4 Riser Handlebars - Liquid Camo Green - 800mm - 20mm Rise - 31.8mm

The DMR Alloy Mk4 Wingbar features a refreshed graphic design while retaining the proven specifica...

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Merlin CyclesDmr Liquid Green Wingbar Mk4 Riser Handlebars - Limited Edition - / 800Mm / 20Mm / 31.8Mm
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The DMR Wingbar Mk4 is engineered for aggressive trail, enduro, and downhill mountain bikers seeking a reliable, high-performance cockpit component. Developed in collaboration with professional riders like Olly Wilkins, these bars offer a blend of lightweight agility and structural rigidity that inspires confidence on technical terrain. While the 800mm width provides excellent leverage and control for modern riding styles, riders who prefer tighter singletrack clearance or narrower grips may need to cut the bars down to their preferred dimension.

All features

Model Part NumberDMR-WBAL4-1.1-CA
BrandDMR

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FAQs

Can I use these bars with a 35mm stem?

No, these handlebars are strictly designed for 31.8mm clamp diameter stems.

What is the weight of the DMR Wingbar Mk4?

The total weight of the bar is 326 grams.

Is the handlebar suitable for downhill racing?

Yes, the 7075 alloy construction is designed to withstand the rigors of aggressive riding, including downhill.

Can I cut these bars to be narrower?

Yes, you can trim the bars using a hacksaw or pipe cutter if you require a width narrower than 800mm.

What is the rise on this model?

This specific variant features a 20mm rise.

What material are the bars made of?

They are constructed from heat-treated, double-butted 7075 alloy.

Troubleshooting

Handlebars slipping in stem

Clean the handlebar clamping area and the stem faceplate with isopropyl alcohol to remove grease; ensure torque specifications are met.

Feeling too much vibration

Check your headset for play and ensure stem bolts are properly tightened; consider thinner grips if vibration persists.

Paint or graphic damage

Small cosmetic scuffs are normal; avoid using harsh solvents when cleaning to protect the finish.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Proven, durable alloy construction
  • Excellent ergonomics for versatile riding positions
  • Lightweight at 326g
  • Ideal width for modern handling preferences
  • Stiff feel for precise steering

Cons

  • Fixed width of 800mm requires cutting for smaller frames
  • Only compatible with 31.8mm stems
  • No markings for custom width trimming provided in standard spec

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install, ensure your stem uses a 31.8mm clamp diameter. When attaching the handlebars, center them within the stem faceplate and torque the bolts to the stem manufacturer's recommended settings, typically in a cross-pattern to ensure even pressure. Regularly inspect the bar for deep scratches or impacts, especially after a crash. Keep the clamping surface free of debris or grit to prevent slipping. If you choose to trim the bars to a narrower width, use a high-quality pipe cutter or a hacksaw with a fine-tooth blade and smooth the edges with a metal file to prevent handle grip interference.

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