Fiend Raekes Bar

The 4-piece construction is primarily about durability and aesthetics. By welding four separate pieces together, the bars gain extra structural rigidity that can handle the heavy impacts and stress common in aggressive BMX riding.

Butting involves varying the thickness of the tubing, making it thicker at the joints where stress is highest and thinner in the middle. This reduces the overall weight of the bars without sacrificing the strength needed for hard landings.

At 27.25 inches wide, these bars offer a standard, manageable width for most riders. However, whether they fit you depends on your personal preference for leverage and your shoulder width, rather than just your height.

A 12-degree backsweep is considered a standard, comfortable angle for most BMX riders. It provides a natural wrist position that helps with control during tricks and keeps your hands from feeling cramped during longer sessions.

Yes, heat treatment significantly increases the tensile strength of the chromoly steel. This process allows the bars to be both lighter and more resistant to bending or snapping under the intense pressure of street and park riding.