WTB Risers
erno
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Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 226
From: Australia
I am looking at getting these
Apex Adjustable Riser Clip Ons from SportbikeTrackGear.com
A lot of position options,and good feed back on them price $219
Apex Adjustable Riser Clip Ons from SportbikeTrackGear.com
A lot of position options,and good feed back on them price $219
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MotoGP
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 4,402
From: Kempner, TX
I used VFR bars for some additional rise and pull back. Cheap, but take some tinkering to install, to include tripping of the faring to get full use of turn radius and no interference with switch gear / hand position.
My next set of risers I use will be attached to a new bike I think.
My next set of risers I use will be attached to a new bike I think.
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MotoGP
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 4,402
From: Kempner, TX
I am looking at getting these
Apex Adjustable Riser Clip Ons from SportbikeTrackGear.com
A lot of position options,and good feed back on them price $219
Apex Adjustable Riser Clip Ons from SportbikeTrackGear.com
A lot of position options,and good feed back on them price $219
BUT as they are UNDER triple clamp mounting.. wounder how much actual rise they will give over OEM or VFR bars?Have to go do some measuring.
Im about done with the SH unless I can raise the riding position up some more.
I hate to do it, but it's either change position or stop riding. ...and Im not going to stop riding
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Superstock
Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 442
From: Little Rock, AR
VFR bars helped me a lot, they mount in the stock position...and there's a few styles that work: 90-93, 94-96, 98-01. Anything after 01 is 43mm (too big for bolton). They actually allow rise by year also. BTW, Hawk bars will also fit, but they're much taller, and will probably require cutting the fairing. The Adjustable ones pictured look nice, but a little spendy. Also, do they come with weights...or allow the stockers to fit?
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