Fiend Reynolds bars

The primary difference is the width. While they share the same heat-treated and butted chromoly construction as the Team bars, the Reynolds signature model comes in a wider 27.25-inch width to match Garrett Reynolds' personal preference.

Yes. Because they are constructed from the same heat-treated and butted chromoly tubing as Fiend's Team bars, they are designed to withstand the high-impact stress of technical street riding.

A wider bar generally provides more leverage and stability, which can make the bike feel more controlled during manuals and high-speed tricks. However, it may require a slight adjustment period if you are used to narrower setups.

Yes, you can trim them to your preferred width using a standard hacksaw or pipe cutter. Just be sure to measure carefully before cutting, as you cannot add length back once they are shortened.

Butting refers to varying the thickness of the tubing walls, making them thicker at the stress points (like the bends) and thinner in the straight sections. This provides a high strength-to-weight ratio, keeping the bars durable without unnecessary weight.