Deity MTB Components
Deity is a US mountain bike component brand that has built a following among riders who want parts that perform without looking like everything else. Known for bold graphics, unconventional colourways and components that have been genuinely tested on demanding trails, Deity covers handlebars, stems, grips, cranks, saddles and more.
Why Choose Deity?
Deity components are designed with input from their team of aggressive, progressive riders - not by a committee trying to appeal to the broadest possible market. The result is a product range that prioritises riding performance and personal expression, giving NZ trail and enduro riders parts that reflect their riding style as well as supporting it.
Handlebars
Deity's handlebar range is their flagship product category, covering alloy and carbon options with a variety of rise, width and sweep combinations. Their Ridgeline, Blacklabel and other bar models have developed strong reputations for strength, feel and the quality of their 6061-T6 alloy and carbon construction.
Stems
Deity stems combine quality CNC alloy machining with the geometry that modern trail and enduro bikes require. Short stems, multiple rise angles and colour options make Deity stems a popular choice for riders who want a well-made stem that finishes their build properly.
Grips
Deity's grip range covers single-clamp lock-on designs in different diameters and compound hardnesses to suit different hand sizes and riding preferences. Their Knuckleduster, Alibi and other models have earned good reviews for durability and comfort across a range of trail conditions including NZ's often wet and muddy riding.
Cranks and Bottom Brackets
Deity's Copperhead and other crank models deliver strength and stiffness in a package that doesn't require premium pricing. Covering common BB standards and available in multiple chainline options, Deity cranks are a worthy consideration for trail builds.
Saddles and Finishing Kit
Beyond hard parts, Deity also offers saddles, pedals and other finishing components that complete their product ecosystem. Building a bike entirely with Deity parts is entirely possible - and produces a result with a genuinely distinct look and riding character that sets it apart on NZ trails.