🏍️ Rox Speed FX Elite Series Anti-Vibration Handlebar Riser (2-inch / 7/8-inch to 1-1/8-inch) (Natural) Review

Not everyone would fit 919's with risers but if you want a more upright position these are for you. Fully adjustable position, easy installation and definitely reduces vibration. Still there, but much less noticeable. I had to re-route a cable and there is a slight drop in performance, but the ride is MUCH more comfortable.

Installed on my R Nine T. Different vibration day and night. It didn't take me more than 45 minutes with the OEM build as my hands were completely numb. I spent 3 hours with the Rox anti-vibration assembly and am very satisfied. Color listed on Revain is slightly darker, actual color is aluminum, well polished and bright.

Slightly reduces vibration through the bars. Not as much as I was hoping, but every little thing helps. Problem installing some fork legs. The bolts are far enough below the handlebar mounting point to touch the fork caps unless you make a major adjustment. Limits what you can do, such as B. lifting the forks on triple clamps to lower the bike a bit.

great. Extremely easy to install. Just make sure your bars are well aligned before tightening haha. I pulled mine nice and tight before realizing that one side was twisted a bit more than the other. No big deal, definitely user error. They also greatly reduced steering vibration for me. Huge plus! I would definitely buy them again if I were to get a new bike in the future.

Reduces vibrations to a minimum and allows you long rides without discomfort. This is on a Suzuki DR 650, a large single cylinder bike. The product is very well made but a bit difficult to align due to the many levels of adjustment and limited accessibility to all attachment points. You'll notice a slight flex when you squeeze the handlebar stops on each side, not enough to cause a problem, but you can adjust to that after a few rides.