🚴 Enhance Cycling Comfort with Boenoea Bike Stem Riser: Extender, Adapter for MTB, Road, BMX Review

Perfect height booster so I can stand upright on my new bike with big tires as I have lower back issues. I received a 7" riser which I checked the length of prior to ordering. Very easy installation with an Allen key.

Strong and stable! The buoyancy on the handlebars relieves my back. I have serious back problems from pretending I was indestructible when I was young. Riding is much more fun and I don't have any pain for hours afterwards.

My days of shoulder and neck pain are over! My ride is MUCH more comfortable as I sit more upright on the bike. I couldn't use the full length because my cables didn't reach, but it's pretty close. Installation took less than 10 minutes.

You will definitely notice the difference in height. I turned the steering wheel because I have short arms and it still wasn't enough. But this handlebar extension worked wonders. I'm sitting right on top of this mountain bike. I'm comfortable on my back. And easy to install. Definitely a buy recommendation.

I have installed many stems in my time. There are also many elevators. This thing is way bigger than you think. Listen, my dear Americans, I know we use standard units, not metric, but really see what 210mm is, okay? Aside from being half dumb from the States, it was shaky when I installed it. Everything was fine so I took it to the local shop and the guys did their best too. They confirmed my setup was correct but didn't recommend it due to the gameplay. Look elsewhere guys.

This extension is really awesome. Durable, lightweight, looks great and offers the best height. My wife has neck pain and can't ride a regular road bike because they are all made for quite a hunched over posture. I was thinking of several possibilities including new handlebars to make it more upright when riding when I found this, which turned out to be the ideal solution, requiring the least amount of modification or cost and using the same handlebar and no modifications. The only catch is…

I love not hunching over the bike as much as I don't use it for racing and I sit more comfortably. I still lean forward even at maximum extension, so in many European countries it's not quite like driving a regular commuter bus. Since the steering column is tilted back slightly, the steering wheel also moves backwards a bit, which is fine with me. It was very easy to install by unscrewing a couple of hex head screws. The cap on top of the bars is now held on by a much longer bolt and doesn't…