install a handlebar riser, feel not high enough, want to install another one, my question is:
after install two handlebar riser, how to turn the key?
question about two handlebar riser
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install a handlebar riser, feel not high enough, want to install another one, my question is:
after install two handlebar riser, how to turn the key?
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How tall are you?
Are you looking to add another riser on top of the one shown in the pictures?
If so, I would not recommend it as in my opinion the extra height will create too much leverage on the bolts holding the bars onto the risers creating the possibility of breaking or bending them.
I'm curious what others think.
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Are you looking to add another riser on top of the one shown in the pictures?
If so, I would not recommend it as in my opinion the extra height will create too much leverage on the bolts holding the bars onto the risers creating the possibility of breaking or bending them.
I'm curious what others think.
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This setup worked well for me. 6'3 34" inseam long torso. Tall in the saddle so to speak.
https://www.st-owners.com/forums/showthread.php?153264-Double-Riser-blocks-on-ST1300&highlight=
https://www.st-owners.com/forums/showthread.php?153264-Double-Riser-blocks-on-ST1300&highlight=
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I am 183cm 6ft, thank you for the advice. you are right, I would not add another one.
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this product is perfect, but I don't think this product is legal here in china. and it is two expensive.
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thank you for the link, but I think David is right, it increase the possibility of breaking or bending the bolts.
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thank you, ask some question in that thread.