Deity Copperhead Stem - 35mm - Black

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The Deity Copperhead 35mm Stem is designed for mountain bikers across Trail, All Mountain, Enduro, and Slopestyle disciplines who demand a stiff, responsive front-end feel. It offers an elite strength-to-weight ratio and a striking aesthetic, though users should ensure their current handlebar diameter is 35mm before upgrading. This stem features a wide clamping platform for maximum control and a low-profile design that integrates seamlessly with modern mountain bike geometries.
| Model Part Number | DE26CPROS35BK |
|---|---|
| Brand | Deity |
No, this specific model is designed exclusively for 35mm diameter handlebars.
This stem is designed to fit a standard 1 1/8 inch mountain bike steerer tube.
You should tighten the bolts in a cross or 'X' pattern to ensure the pressure is applied evenly across the clamping area.
Yes, the Copperhead is built for rugged use, including Trail, Enduro, and other aggressive mountain biking disciplines.
The stem features a high-quality anodized finish that is highly resistant to fading and general wear compared to standard paint.
Verify that your handlebar diameter is exactly 35mm and re-torque faceplate bolts to the specified value in an X-pattern.
Remove the faceplate, clean the contact surfaces of the stem and handlebar with isopropyl alcohol, and re-install following torque specs.
To install the Deity Copperhead, ensure your steerer tube is clean and free of burrs. Slide the stem onto your 1 1/8 inch steerer tube and tighten the steer tube bolts to the manufacturer's recommended torque. When installing the handlebars, ensure the faceplate bolts are tightened in an even, cross-pattern to guarantee a consistent gap between the stem body and the faceplate. Periodically check the torque of all bolts after your first few rides to account for the initial settling of the components. For cleaning, use mild soap and water; avoid abrasive brushes that might damage the high-polished anodized finish.