I would like to raise my bars up some and I can work a trade for a set of rox risers. I don't know if there is enough slack in the electric cables, throttle cables, and hydraulic brake line for the rox risers. they look to take up a lot of slack and it does not seem like there is a lot of slack. has anybody used these? I don't really need all that much rise.

I have an 06 wee and installed a set of 2” rox knockoffs from eBay $28. (So far, so good) had to make a little more room for the brake line and one electric line. Nothing major, just rearrange the clips a bit so they weren’t too snug.

Do you remember exactly what changes you made? When I gave it a go I found the brake line to be pretty tight and put off the risers for a time when I could go through and replace all the brake lines with stainless. That said I perhaps didn't take things apart enough when I did it, maybe should give it a go again, and do that.

Yeah, the brake line was pretty tight so I loosened the lower wire guide/clip on the triple tree and rotated it upward to allow for more slack. I also may have bent the wire “hoop” portion a bit to make sure it ran straight as I recall. The electric line on the left was also tight when turning the bars, so I bent that wire guide to accommodate as well. Believe that was it. The rise didn’t so much cause the issue as did the pullback, (40deg-ish) that I really needed. Hope that helps

It will be a little easier if you drop the front forks about 12-15mm in the tripple tree clamps. Also helps the steering, makes it a little quicker and in general helps to reduce front aerodynamic lift at speed.

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I think you mean to raise the fork tubes in the triple clamps. which will lower the front end causing you to need to raise the handlebars more to make up for the lower handlebar mounting. (closer to the ground). I was just out washing my ignition switch with carb cleaner and compressed air and considering raising my handlebar mounts. I don't think moving the fork tubes up or down will give you any help when raising the handlebars. I could be wrong, I just got the results of some bone density tests and my doc says I am pretty dense. my ignition switch works great now that it is clean as a weasel. I should have tried that a long time ago. I got a good price on my wee in part because the PO thought it was going to have to have the semi cooperative switch replaced. like I say it works great today. if you wash your ign switch with carb cleaner and compressed air, use some rags to catch the flying dirty carb cleaner.

Correct, I meant drop the front by raising the fork tubes in the clamps. Gives you about 1/2" more clearance for the brake line. In my case that was enough (2004WEE).