DMR Brendog DeathGrip - Thin - Purple

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The DMR Brendog DeathGrip is designed for mountain bikers across all disciplines, from All Mountain to professional Downhill racing, who prioritize grip and hand control in varied terrain. Created in collaboration with Brendan Fairclough, these grips feature a versatile multi-pattern surface that enhances handling and comfort while minimizing fatigue. While they offer exceptional control in all weather conditions, users should note that the thin 29.8mm diameter is specifically tailored for riders who prefer a more tactile, direct connection to their handlebars compared to thicker alternatives.
| Model Part Number | DMR-G-BREN-THIN-PU |
|---|---|
| Brand | DMR |
This thin version has a diameter of 29.8mm.
Yes, but ensure you do not exceed the recommended torque limits for your specific handlebars.
Yes, they feature a single-lock internal core system.
The DMR DeathGrips weigh approximately 117g per pair.
Yes, there is a 'Thick' version available for riders who prefer a larger diameter.
No, this model features a closed-end design for added crash protection.
Check that the locking bolt is properly tightened to the recommended torque and ensure the handlebar surface is clean and free of grease.
Ensure the grip is pushed all the way onto the bar and that the internal core is not cracked.
Installation of the DMR DeathGrip requires a 3mm Allen key to secure the locking collar.
For care, the grips can be cleaned using water and a soft-bristled brush. Because they use a soft Kraton compound, avoid harsh chemical degreasers, as these can accelerate material breakdown. If the grips become saturated with mud, allow them to air dry away from direct sunlight to maintain the integrity of the rubber.