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The Renthal 764 Jimmy Button Motocross Handlebar is designed for off-road, MX, and Enduro riders seeking a professional-grade control point that balances structural durability with precise feedback. Crafted from aerospace-grade 7010 T6 aluminium, these 7/8-inch handlebars are engineered to minimize rider fatigue by dampening vibrations and absorbing the impact of intense landings; however, riders must ensure their motorcycle clamps are compatible with the standard 7/8-inch diameter before upgrading.
| Model Part Number | 764-01-BK-01-185 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Renthal |
No, these are 7/8-inch (22.2 mm) handlebars and will not fit oversized 1 1/8-inch mounts without a conversion shim or specific reducer clamps.
The cross-brace is structural and necessary for the integrity of the 7/8-inch design; removing it will significantly weaken the handlebar.
It refers to the specific aluminium alloy and heat-treatment process that gives the handlebar its high strength and resilience against permanent deformation.
Yes, each Renthal 764 handlebar comes with a high-density foam brace pad designed specifically for this model.
Use warm water, a soft cloth, and a mild detergent to keep the finish clean without scratching the anodised surface.
Check the torque of your handlebar clamp bolts and ensure the clamping surface is free of oil, grease, or dirt.
Verify that your motorcycle's bar mounts are tightened correctly and check the condition of any rubber-mounted vibration dampeners on your triple clamp.
Installation requires a standard 7/8-inch (22.2 mm) handlebar mount. When installing, ensure the bar mount bolts are tightened to the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications in a crisscross pattern to prevent stress concentrations. The positioning grid should be centered within the mounts to ensure even steering input. To maintain the finish, avoid using overly aggressive steel wool or abrasive cleaners. Instead, clean the handlebars with mild soap and water after each ride to remove mud and caustic fluids. Periodically inspect the cross-brace for any looseness and ensure the brace pad is securely attached to protect against head or chest impact.
