Deity Supracush Grips - Blue

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The Deity Supracush Grips are designed for mountain bikers who prioritize long-ride comfort and vibration damping without sacrificing steering precision. Utilizing a high-quality Kevlar-infused rubber compound, these grips offer an exceptionally tacky feel and a substantial, cushioned diameter that reduces hand fatigue on technical terrain; however, riders who prefer thin, minimalist grips may find the 34mm outside diameter slightly bulky.
| Model Part Number | DE26SCUSHBL |
|---|---|
| Brand | Deity |
Yes, they are designed to fit standard 22.2mm diameter mountain bike handlebars.
These grips are 133mm in length.
With a 34mm diameter, they are considered thick grips. Riders with smaller hands may prefer a thinner model.
No, the Kevlar is infused into the rubber compound to improve wear resistance and tackiness, not to change the texture.
The clamps are integrated into the design for security; please contact Deity support if you experience issues with the hardware.
Ensure the handlebar surface is clean and free of grease before installation, then re-tighten the clamp bolt.
The fit is intended to be snug. Ensure the handlebar end is free of burrs and use a light amount of isopropyl alcohol to help slide them on, which will evaporate quickly.
To install, slide the grips onto standard 22.2mm handlebars. Ensure the inner sleeve is fully seated against the bar ends. Tighten the 6061 T6 aluminium clamp using a 3mm hex wrench, following the torque specifications indicated on the clamp. Do not overtighten, as this may strip the bolt.
For maintenance, clean the grips with water and a soft-bristled brush to remove dried mud and dust. Avoid harsh chemical degreasers, as these can break down the rubber compound over time. Periodically check that the clamp bolts remain tight before each ride to ensure safety.