Burgtec RideHigh Josh Bryceland Riser Bar

The 35mm clamp diameter increases the surface area at the stem interface, which generally results in a stiffer, more responsive feel in the cockpit compared to the traditional 31.8mm standard. This is particularly beneficial for aggressive riding where precision and steering feedback are critical.

Yes, the bars come with marked cut lines, making it straightforward to trim them down from the full 800mm width to your preferred length. We recommend using a proper hacksaw and a guide to ensure a clean, square cut.

The rise options—ranging from 38mm to 80mm—allow you to adjust your stack height without needing to change your stem or add spacers. A higher rise, like the 80mm option, helps keep your weight back and upright, which is often preferred for steep, technical terrain.

While these bars are incredibly durable, they are specifically engineered for gravity-focused mountain biking and aggressive trail riding. If you are looking for a lightweight setup for pure cross-country racing, you might find these slightly heavier and stiffer than necessary.

The 5-degree upsweep and 9-degree backsweep are designed to put your wrists and elbows in a natural, ergonomic position. This geometry helps reduce fatigue on long descents by minimizing strain on your joints while maintaining a comfortable, controlled grip.

This indicates that the bars have undergone rigorous stress testing that exceeds typical mountain bike standards. It essentially means they are built to handle significantly higher impact forces, offering extra peace of mind for riders who push their equipment hard on rough terrain.