Handlebar risers

Started by Petemoss, March 24, 2013, 20:54:11 PM

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pcarrell


CDNRatMan

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Almost as nice as getting punched in the face.

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Looks just like mine now!

What PC you just got punched in the face?

no snow today ...hoot hoot..cheers.....

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pcarrell

#32

Looks just like mine now!


Petemoss

Quote from: greenbarn on March 25, 2013, 10:06:54 AM

Don't you just love a fresh springtime snow???  Not really.

Ahh yes. Nothing quite like it. Almost as nice as getting punched in the face.


greenbarn

I agree I like it better.

Don't you just love a fresh springtime snow???  Not really.

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CDNRatMan

  I only have a gottodo list, because if I don't do it it don't get done, and I then have to yell at myself for thinking such a foolish idea and not finishing it.....

GPS is not to get you THERE but rather to get you home from THERE

greenbarn

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Petemoss


pcarrell

Quote from: Petemoss on March 24, 2013, 23:17:00 PM

Then I will put this on the to do list. Not to be confused with the honey do list. The honey do list takes precedence... Sometimes.

If you want a happy life....nearly always!

greenbarn

Quote from: Petemoss on March 24, 2013, 23:17:00 PM

Then I will put this on the to do list. Not to be confused with the honey do list. The honey do list takes precedence... Sometimes.

Keep telling her that...
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Petemoss

Quote from: greenbarn on March 24, 2013, 23:14:21 PM

Should be safe, you're just basically taking it back to stock looks like.

As long as the bolts you get are the right size.  I'm guessing the bolt heads probly go in hex-shaped or slot-shaped recess in the bottom part of the handlebar clamp - so they don't turn when you tighten them up.  Then they have to be the proper length to reach through far enough to get the washers/nuts on them.  Nothing a trip to the hardware store shouldn't accomplish!!

Then I will put this on the to do list. Not to be confused with the honey do list. The honey do list takes precedence... Sometimes.

greenbarn

Should be safe, you're just basically taking it back to stock looks like.

As long as the bolts you get are the right size.  I'm guessing the bolt heads probly go in hex-shaped or slot-shaped recess in the bottom part of the handlebar clamp - so they don't turn when you tighten them up.  Then they have to be the proper length to reach through far enough to get the washers/nuts on them.  Nothing a trip to the hardware store shouldn't accomplish!!

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CDNRatMan

 PC's look like mine but shiny and clean......

GPS is not to get you THERE but rather to get you home from THERE

Petemoss

#20

They are pretty high. If I can remove the extensions is appears to have, the bars would sit a lot lower. Which may or may not look better. I'd like to give it a try next weekend, if it's safe to do.

Pc, those look exactly like my risers without the extensions.


pcarrell

Here's some pics of my stock risers on my 1500.  The pics were showing my F&S windshield mounts, but you can see the risers quite well.

http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j319/pcarrell/Drifter/Fire%20and%20Steel%20Windshield%20Bracket/IMG_2511.jpg

http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j319/pcarrell/Drifter/Fire%20and%20Steel%20Windshield%20Bracket/IMG_2506.jpg

The only thing between the risers and the the top of the triple tree is the windshield mount, which is virtually nothing.


CDNRatMan

Petemoss yours seem to be alot higher then mine, and pull back a tad. Mine are about 3 " high and not back any.

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Petemoss

Ratman, I think mine are the same but chrome.



CDNRatMan

 perhaps if you open your eyes...lol......it would not take them the first time around...lol...... ::)

would be really interested in sitting on a couple different Drifter 800's to see what the different seats and risers make in fact if any....

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greenbarn

Quote from: CDNRatMan on March 24, 2013, 22:49:17 PM

ok a 1999 riser looks like these


Ratman, can't see your pics
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greenbarn

Betcha there's a bolt head hiding under the handlebar going through the riser "extenstion".  Looks to me like taking out that 4" extension, or spacer would put it back to stock.

I can see what you mean - those appear a little awkward-looking, maybe - hard to tell without seeing the whole handlebar picture.  Mine (I don't know what brand they are) were made on an angle, sweeping them back a bit.  I think they put the bars in a nice position, comfort-wise.

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CDNRatMan

#12

  ok a 1999 riser looks like these, not the best because it is hard to see them

GPS is not to get you THERE but rather to get you home from THERE

Petemoss

Greenbarn, that's what I'm thinking...



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