Kink Grizzly BMX Bars

Butting refers to varying the thickness of the steel tubing walls. By adding extra thickness in the bends where stress is highest and thinning it out in lower-stress areas, Kink creates a bar that is significantly stronger without adding unnecessary weight.

TruTherm is Kink's specific post-weld heat treatment process. It essentially hardens the steel after the welding is complete, which helps prevent the bars from bending or cracking prematurely under the heavy impact of street and park riding.

With a 9-inch rise, these bars sit in the mid-range for modern BMX setups. They are generally comfortable for average-height riders, but if you are exceptionally tall, you might find them slightly low depending on your stem and fork configuration.

A 12-degree backsweep is a standard, comfortable angle that keeps your wrists in a natural position. It provides a good balance between a responsive feel for technical tricks and enough stability for landing jumps.

At roughly 802 grams, these bars are built for durability rather than being ultra-lightweight. While you can find lighter bars on the market, the extra material used here is a deliberate trade-off to ensure they can handle the abuse of aggressive street riding.