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Deity

Deity is a premium MTB component manufacturer from the USA. They pride themselves on being 100% rider owned, operated, designed and funded - meaning every single decision they make has been made by riders, for riders!

31 Products
Deity Supracush Single Clamp Lock On Grips
$44.95
Deity Lockjaw Single Clamp Lock On Grips
$44.95
(2)
Deity Presta Valve Caps
$16.95
Deity Knuckleduster Single Clamp Lock On Grips
$44.95
(6)
Deity Skywire Carbon Bars
RRP: $275.00
$249.95
(1)
Deity Pedal Pin Kits
From$17.95
Deity Intake Direct Mount Stem
RRP: $185.00
$164.95
Deity Circuit Seatpost Clamp
$39.95
Deity Cavity Stem
$134.95
(1)
Deity Skyline 787 Alloy Bars
RRP: $135.00 - $140.00
From$114.95
(1)
Deity Deftrap Composite Pedals
RRP: $95.00
$89.95
Deity Speedway Carbon Bars
RRP: $275.00
$239.95
Deity Pedal Rebuild Kits
RRP: $30.00 - $100.00
From$24.95
Deity Black Label 800 Alloy Bars
RRP: $140.00
$124.95
(6)
Deity Brendog Alloy Bars
RRP: $140.00
$124.95
Deity Speedtrap AM Saddle
RRP: $125.00
$119.95
(6)
Deity TMAC Flat Pedals
$274.95
(4)
Deity Pedal Spindle
$18.95
Deity Racepoint Alloy Bars
RRP: $140.00
$124.95
Deity Copperhead Stem
RRP: $165.00
$144.95
(10)
Deity Bladerunner Flat Pedals
RRP: $235.00
$199.95
(2)
Deity Black Kat Flat Pedals
RRP: $185.00
$164.95
(2)
Deity Hi-Life Direct Mount Stem Risers
$29.95
Deity Highside 760 Alloy Bars
RRP: $125.00
$114.95

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