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The Deity Racepoint Handlebar is engineered for competitive mountain bikers who demand the precision of a 35mm bore interface without sacrificing the comfort and compliance typically associated with smaller 31.8mm standards. By utilizing advanced gradient butting technology, this handlebar provides excellent vibration damping and torsional stiffness for aggressive cornering, though its wide 810mm stance may require cutting to length for riders navigating tight, dense forest trails.
| Model Part Number | DE26RCPT25ST |
|---|---|
| Brand | Deity |
No. The Racepoint is designed exclusively for a 35mm bore diameter. You must use a 35mm stem.
Yes, you can cut the bar to your desired width using a hacksaw and a guide, provided you deburr the edges afterward.
The handlebar weighs 327g.
This model features a 25mm rise.
The bar has a 9-degree backsweep and a 5-degree upsweep.
The Racepoint series is constructed from high-grade aluminum utilizing gradient butting technology.
Ensure the stem faceplate is tightened to the manufacturer's specified torque. If slipping persists, clean both the bar and stem clamp surface with isopropyl alcohol.
Remove the stem faceplate, clean the contact points, apply a thin layer of light grease to the bolt threads, and re-torque the faceplate to spec.
The Racepoint is designed for use with 35mm clamp diameter stems. When installing, ensure the faceplate bolts are tightened in an 'X' pattern to evenly distribute pressure across the clamping area. Avoid using carbon paste if the stem or bar ends are metal, as this can cause slipping or unnecessary friction. Regularly inspect the bar for deep scratches or impacts, especially after a heavy crash. To cut the bar to your preferred width, use a high-quality hacksaw with a fine-tooth blade and a cutting guide; always deburr the cut ends with a file to ensure a smooth transition for your grips and controls.
