[Benly]

I have a 2011 ABS and want to try some handlebar risers in the 3/4" height range. Is that short enough to avoid having to install a longer brake line? Anyone know where I can source a good quality riser which less than 1" height and no pull back? Thanks in advance.

 

[Buddugly]

Benley, I have a 2011 ABS and I put Rox risers on it. I had to loosen the master cylinder and slide it left just a bit. The brake line is tight but works fine. Love the Rox risers...up an back provide an incredibly comfortable riding position.

 

[Benly]

Thanks. Looks like since the Rox are adjustable you can fine a setting within the limits of the stock brake line length. I did find that Twisted Throttle has risers as short as 20mm, but I would probably be better off paying the extra $ for some Rox that would give me adjustability.

 

[19inches]

The Rox risers look great. I want about the same height(maybe a hair lower ) and slightly more forward bars than stock. I also want a set of quality bars. I have always put renthals on my motocross bikes. It would be a blast to have a set of motocross bars (without a crossbar) on my V Strom.
Do you know of a set up with Rox risers that will allow me to put on a set of these bars? Are Rox risers so adjustable I can defintely adjust to exactly what I want?

 

[mikefryman]

I have a 2011 ABS and want to try some handlebar risers in the 3/4" height range. Is that short enough to avoid having to install a longer brake line? Anyone know where I can source a good quality riser which less than 1" height and no pull back? Thanks in advance.

I have a set of these. Do you want to try them? I have the long bolts and the bottom part you would have to use your own tops. No ABS, but they were no problem on the lengths. I just did not like them.
Mike
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