🏍️ Rox Speed FX Elite Series Pivot Handlebar Riser - 2 inches - Natural 1R-P2SE Review

Wow,,! This made it almost useless for me to step up to a completely different CRF230F bike. That's great! So many different options that my key prevents me from putting stripes where I really want; but I won't switch. I didn't have to lay any cables. Great options for those trying to ride better, especially tall people, I'm 6ft 2in tall.

I wanted a riser that would allow me to comfortably drive my F7 off-road without having to change the clutch cable or front brake hose. Also, the build quality is great, this riser fits perfectly and I didn't even have to reroute the cable or hose. In addition, since you can rotate the crank like the steering wheel, you can position the steering wheel correctly for almost everyone. works best for the F700GS and I highly recommend it.

They do exactly what they are supposed to do. They're perfect for a new bike where you know you need closer or higher bars but aren't sure yet what type of bars you want in the end. They work as is, just make sure you have a few extra inches to play with your cables. There are probably a million possible configurations that can be used.

Bought these to fit my WR250R Dual Sport. The main goal was to move the bar up and forward for a better stance position. I was falling backwards all the time because of the shaft bars. You did a great job with it. I currently stock a 7/8" bar, but I may want to swap it out for a thicker bar in the future. With these risers you can easily remove the spacers and adapt the standard 7/8 inch clamps to a thick handlebar. A win!

They are expensive for risers but the only ones I could find that high have gone from 7/8 to 1 1/8 inch handlebars. This allowed me to put thick bars on my DRZ400 and lift them up. They are very durable even after the bike falls. I haven't noticed any movement of the bars, but they haven't broken much yet. You will likely need an appropriately sized open-end wrench to install them. The bushing does not work to tighten the bottom bolts that clamp the risers.