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adding risers??
- Thread starter Eddie
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bone crusher
Alignment Specialist
I have the ESI risers...KM has newer ones with more adjustable options, but I find the ESI risers to do the trick just fine, plus they look really good on the bike...like they belong. I'm a bit afraid of too many moving parts on anything involving steering/handlebars. Simple and well-constructed are good enough for me.
I had the dealership put my risers on as I didn't want to cut my own handlebars...the actual install isn't too bad, but I'm a sissy with certain mods.
I will say that the risers make a huge difference. Once you have them set up, you're good to go...they lock in very well and there's really no chance of them slipping while you're riding...this is obviously very important!
I know people here like both products, so you have a couple of options. I went with ESI some time ago and have been riding more comfortably since...
I put on the ESI 3'' risers,:thumbup: the cables are long enough even if you go with the 4'' The risers let you ride in an upright position. Also they seem to give you a little more leverage when turning the bars.:2thumbs: As far as Traction go's in a word '' NOPE ''
Thats what I was hoping for Thanks for the replies
