Deity Dirty 30 handlebar review

Classically styled bar that stands out from the crowd

Our rating

3.5

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Russell Burton

Published: January 7, 2015 at 12:00 pm

Our review
Solid – and eye-catching – all-purpose option

Deity’s painted Dirty 30 was one of the first wide-but-light bars that crossed over from DH racing to trail riding, but the powder-coated finish used to take a battering.

This updated version is available in anodized blue, black, green, red or retro purple, though there’s still a semi-painted black and white option.

Underneath, it’s a classic nine-to-five sweep bar with a double-butted construction that won’t break your wrists if you slam a landing too hard.

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The new Dirty 30 comes in a range of bright shades

At 760mm it’s a decent width for most occasions, and the 25mm rise has relatively flat tips to keep overall hand height reasonable. If you want more width in a lower bar, we’ve been loving the 787mm wide, 15mm rise Deity Blacklabel bar too, having been testing it on a Lapierre Zesty TR 29er long-term test bike.

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