Deity Lockjaw Grips - Blue

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The Deity Lockjaw Grips are designed for mountain bikers seeking a high-performance, single-clamp interface that balances aggressive traction with long-ride comfort. These grips excel at providing a secure hold during technical descents thanks to the proprietary Kevlar-infused rubber compound, though riders with very large hands may find the 32mm diameter slightly slimmer than oversized alternatives.
| Model Part Number | DE26LKJAWBL |
|---|---|
| Brand | Deity |
The Deity Lockjaw Grips have an outside diameter of 32mm.
Yes, these grips are compatible with both alloy and carbon handlebars. Always check your handlebar manufacturer's torque specifications for clamp-on accessories.
Each grip measures 132mm in length.
The clamps are constructed from high-strength 6061 T6 aluminum.
No, the bolts come pre-coated with Loctite from the factory.
Check if the clamp bolt is tightened to the recommended torque specification and ensure there is no debris between the sleeve and the bar.
Verify you are using the correct size hex wrench and ensure the bolt is clean; apply a light touch of grease if the threads feel gritty during installation.
Installation is straightforward due to the single-clamp design. To install, slide the grip onto the handlebar until the inner sleeve is flush. Position the grip so that the half-waffle underside aligns with your fingers in your natural riding posture. Tighten the forward-facing bolt using a 3mm hex key until the clamp is secure; avoid over-torquing the aluminum bolt. To clean, use mild soap and water with a soft-bristled brush. Avoid using harsh chemical solvents or degreasers, as these can degrade the rubber compound over time. Periodically check the bolt tightness to ensure the grip remains stationary.