Deity Supracush Grips - Stealth

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The Deity Supracush Grips are designed for mountain bike enthusiasts who prioritize hand comfort and vibration dampening during long or aggressive rides. Featuring a unique Kevlar-infused rubber compound and a larger 34mm diameter, these grips offer a plush, ergonomic feel that reduces hand fatigue, though riders with smaller hands may find the thicker profile less ideal for precision handling.
| Model Part Number | DE26SCUSHST |
|---|---|
| Brand | Deity |
Yes, they are compatible with standard 22.2mm diameter carbon and aluminum handlebars.
The grips have a total length of 133mm.
The clamps are part of the specific Supracush assembly; please contact support for potential replacement parts.
No, the bolts come pre-coated with Loctite threadlocker, which is sufficient for initial installation.
The grips are symmetrical, so they can be used on either the left or right side of the handlebar.
Ensure the handlebar surface is clean and free of grease. Re-tighten the clamp bolt to ensure the tapered sleeve is fully compressed against the bar.
The bolt is pre-applied with Loctite. If it feels sticky, ensure you are using a high-quality hex tool to avoid stripping the bolt head.
Installation is straightforward due to the single clamp design. To install, slide the grip onto your 22.2mm diameter standard MTB handlebar. Ensure the tapered inner sleeve is fully seated against the bar, then tighten the forward-facing bolt using a 3mm hex key. The bolts come pre-applied with Loctite to prevent loosening from trail vibration. For care, keep the grips clean by wiping them down with a damp cloth after muddy rides; avoid using harsh degreasers, as these can degrade the rubber compound over time. If the grip becomes loose over long periods, check the clamp bolt torque to ensure it remains within recommended specifications.