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Installing riser
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Spyder Cat
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We have the KewlMetal risers and they have installation videos available on their website.....
There are a lot of risers on the market.... which ones are you adding? You might check the website of your manufacturer to see if they have something that will help. :2thumbs:
There are a lot of risers on the market.... which ones are you adding? You might check the website of your manufacturer to see if they have something that will help. :2thumbs:
1BLACKSPYDER
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We installed the E-Z risers in about an hour. They work great for both me & the wife. Here are some pics.. ( You will need a tubing cutter) ($14.00 at any big box store):2thumbs:
SpydherLuv
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Hey Cat,
I'm considering getting the Kewlmetal risers, but am concerned about mirror visibility - did you have to add mirror extenders?
Thx
Anita
tofriendscreek
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I installed KW adjustables which are designed to move up, down, in, etc. The instructions were clear and easy to understand. It took me about 1 hour to install them and a few short trips and alterations so that they felt like I wanted them too. The final adjusted position allows me to see everything in the rear without mirror extensions. I love em.
I cut my OEM bars off with a hacksaw.
I cut my OEM bars off with a hacksaw.
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