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ARtraveler
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Those that have them seem to like them a lot. I do not believe I have heard any negative comments about them other than the cost.
stillriding
happy old fart
Please don't second guess yourself. Sure they're expensive when you include the labor costs, but I think you'll be well pleased with your purchase. I feel so much better riding with them and I think you will, too.
PrairieSpyder
New member
I really like them on my '14. It's much more comfortable to ryde all day than before I had them.
SpydermanCT
Member
When I rode all day I used to get stiff muscles in my neck and shoulder blade area from not having the proper distance from the bars and me. Now that I have the adjustable bars I have them in a perfect location (closer to me) and I don't have that problem any more. I asked my servicing dealer if he would match Amazon's price and he did ! I'm very happy I had them installed !
SpyderAnn01
Active member
I have them and I also have the Comfort Seat and I am pretty sure that without the handlebars I would have had a hard time. On my old Spyders, with just the stock seat, I would sometimes get shoulder pain after a long day of riding and I don't get that now with the Tri Axis bars. My only wish is that they could be adjusted just a little more.
Purple Guy
New member
I love mine, was well worth the investment.
CentralCoastCA
New member
I understand your quandary as I'm going through the same thing. With my new RT, my body is more upright than on my old GS which is great, however my arms seem to be up higher and more spread out. It's a lot of $$$ on one hand, but if riding comfort is vastly improved then it's well worth it. My RT is in the shop for some warranty work, so I decided to take the plunge and get the Tri Axis bars installed while it was there - excited!!!!!!
PW2013STL
Active member
The stock one will not fit. BRP makes one just for the Tri axis bars.#210400408
sealfloorboards
New member
I had them installed on my 2011. I loved them. With my Seal Floorboards, an AirHawk seat cushion and the adjustable handle bars, I really.........
Ride in comfort,
John
Seal Floorboards
Ride in comfort,
John
Seal Floorboards
Jim&Teresa
New member
They are great!
Installed the tri axis handlebars a couple months back...love 'em. I used to have upper back and neck pain when riding long distances -- no more!!! Very happy that I did this so I can adjust them to fit me perfectly when riding. :thumbup::thumbup:
Installed the tri axis handlebars a couple months back...love 'em. I used to have upper back and neck pain when riding long distances -- no more!!! Very happy that I did this so I can adjust them to fit me perfectly when riding. :thumbup::thumbup:
That's what I figured. Thanks for the quick reply.
murphybrown
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