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Handle bars.
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
HANDLE - BARS
:yikes::yikes:...Question - why do think everyone here knows what kind of Spyder you have ? ? ? ...... Help us , Help you ....... Mike :thumbup:
IGETAROUND
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handle bars
Mosess, I take it from your profile that you have a 2014 RSS; if so the RT bars will bolt right on and give you a more relaxed riding position and a bend @ your elbows.
Mosess, I take it from your profile that you have a 2014 RSS; if so the RT bars will bolt right on and give you a more relaxed riding position and a bend @ your elbows.
Hello
Hi guys I own a 15RT-S I also own a 1994 ImpalaSS so that's where the SS comes from. Its been crazy busy here in north jersey with building projects so I could not get back you guys sooner. Ill go back and read some of the positive posts with a solution to the problem . some of you need to relax. and chill out. thanks
Hi guys I own a 15RT-S I also own a 1994 ImpalaSS so that's where the SS comes from. Its been crazy busy here in north jersey with building projects so I could not get back you guys sooner. Ill go back and read some of the positive posts with a solution to the problem . some of you need to relax. and chill out. thanks
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Bob Denman
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:shocked: This is something that has been looked at by a lot of folks in here...
I think that we've actually only had ONE person figure out a way to do it...
But I can't remember who it was!
pps:
(Mike knows him...)
He ended up adding the risers out at the end of the handlebar center section, and bolting the stub ends in place.
He also had to extend a whole bunch of wiring...
Good luck, and let us know how this project proceeds! :2thumbs:
I think that we've actually only had ONE person figure out a way to do it...
But I can't remember who it was!
pps: (Mike knows him...)
He ended up adding the risers out at the end of the handlebar center section, and bolting the stub ends in place.
He also had to extend a whole bunch of wiring...
Good luck, and let us know how this project proceeds! :2thumbs:
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
RISERS FOR RT - ST
:yikes: .... I would have been glad to tell Him too ............ However I've been told to " CHILL OUT ", so that's what I'll do from now on..... just added another to my " IGNORE list " :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack: ............Mike :thumbup::shocked: This is something that has been looked at by a lot of folks in here...
I think that we've actually only had ONE person figure out a way to do it...
But I can't remember who it was!
(Mike knows him...)
He ended up adding the risers out at the end of the handlebar center section, and bolting the stub ends in place.
He also had to extend a whole bunch of wiring...
Good luck, and let us know how this project proceeds! :2thumbs:
canamjhb
Well-known member
For my Goldwing there were several risers available. They were nothing more than machined wedges with different angles and extended bolts. I think I went through 3 sets before I finally found the exact right one for me. Gotta believe something similar is available for the Spyder. If not now, coming soon.
Bob Denman
New member
Mike,
Who was it; that came up with a way to raise the bars?? :dontknow:
(I just can't remember... :gaah
Bob Denman
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I'm trying to find you the name of the one that did it... :banghead:
quasi
New member
Bob Denman
New member
. Thank goodness! Glad to see that you found this discussion! :nopic:
quasi
New member
I reverted back to stock configuration a while back and don't have any decent pics of the setup. however it's not a difficult mod.
you need 2 pcs of 7/8" steel rod 4" long and a set of RSI risers of desired size. I think up to a 3" riser the wires will not need to be extended. I had 5" RSI risers and had to extend the wires and also the hydraulic clutch line as I have a SM5.
you need 2 pcs of 7/8" steel rod 4" long and a set of RSI risers of desired size. I think up to a 3" riser the wires will not need to be extended. I had 5" RSI risers and had to extend the wires and also the hydraulic clutch line as I have a SM5.
Thank you
Bob and quasi. thank you both for trying to find the info, this does save a lot of time. I really need to do this mod or buy the adjustable setup. Blue Knight you need to relax my friend don't take this to heart. I did not put my bike info in my first post. I have met you so if I say relax don't get bent out of shape. But if you want to ignore a member because they hurt your feelings .oh well. Mr Quasi if you find any pics or info I would really appreciate all the help you can provide. Again thank you. LOVE AND PEACE BE WITH YOU....
Bob and quasi. thank you both for trying to find the info, this does save a lot of time. I really need to do this mod or buy the adjustable setup. Blue Knight you need to relax my friend don't take this to heart. I did not put my bike info in my first post. I have met you so if I say relax don't get bent out of shape. But if you want to ignore a member because they hurt your feelings .oh well. Mr Quasi if you find any pics or info I would really appreciate all the help you can provide. Again thank you. LOVE AND PEACE BE WITH YOU....
RudyB
New member
Amen brother
quasi
New member
PM sent
Bob Denman
New member
The best of luck to you with this project! :thumbup:
(Take LOTS of pictures!)
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