Anyone tried these?

[logan77]

I came across these and wondered what you experts thought.

 

[reiobard]

what are they....



and in case you couldn't tell.... no i have not used them.

 

[sjryser]

They're pivoting risers...but no I hvaen't tried them

 

[alanrim]

Very stylish toilet roll holder.

 

[LERecords]

They're pivoting risers...but no I hvaen't tried them

i think your right.. i kinda can see how they would work and i dunno... i think its too much of a rise for me.. but they look cool

 

[reiobard]

They're pivoting risers...but no I hvaen't tried them

interesting.... might be cool then to be able to put them at a fully adjustable height and still get the angle you want out of the bars

 

[logan77]

my thought is you can adjust both the up and back amount. They are used for dual sport / snowmobiling.

 

[githianki]

Im building a set as we speak, I should have them done this week sometime.

 

[Wiz]

:thumbup:Yup, had a set on my V-Strom. Very good for dialing in the exact placement you wanted for the bars, providing, that place was within the range of adjustment for the risers. Very high quality parts, worth the price IMHO, providing your "place" fits in their range. It it doesn't, they make pretty expensive paperwieghts!

 

[WarriorDog]

Yes!! Installed these on wifey's k7.
http://www.powermadd.com/products/PowerRiser475.html
Brought them up and back. Had to change out the brake lines. Throttle, clutch and harnesses all stretched enough to make the install.
Around $50 for the 3"