Rox Speed FX Elite Handlebar Motorcycle & Powersports : Parts Review

I am 6ft 3" and slouch when standing. I installed it and started spinning it with ease and now it's perfect for standing with my knees slightly bent. !3 stars for the price.

I have used these risers on two of my bikes and they are without a doubt the best, they are very easy to fit, they are very simple, very strong and die Customization is almost endless, I highly recommend it!

Reliable product on my 2018 V-strom 1000xt. I had a bit of an issue with the length of the cord, but I made a few minor tweaks and it fits perfectly. It's much more comfortable sitting like this and when I'm on the pegs I can stand up straight.

There aren't many good ways to rock the handlebars on the Tiger 900 back and forth. This is my second experience with ROX risers. It's a little difficult to get a straight and smooth feel with the set ones, but when done right they make for a much better ride with less hand fatigue.

Added these to my Honda CTX700. They work very well, are durable and relatively easy to modify. I've gone up 3 inches and the backrest up 2 inches since purchasing the Corbin Standard seat. These risers provide a more comfortable hand position. **Adding these risers to the CTX fairing should NOT prevent the extension of any controls or cables! You may need to remove cables from ledges or hooks, but there is no need to re-route cables.

Well made and as expected. To minimize the risk of bike scratches, 4 hands are better than 2, and also place a towel over the tank to be safe. Tightening the bottom screws requires some fiddling, but it's doable. The cables on my 2020 KTM Super Duke Gt were fine with 2 inches of travel and the brake line from the master cylinder was the item with the least sag. Make sure both directions are completely blocked. However, the screws were good. I think they're just galvanized steel, not SSTL, so…

I've been looking for risers for my CTX700 so I don't have to bend down (I'm 5ft 8in, not an armed gorilla). Attracted by the low prices I looked at the various no name risers on Revain and each had at least one review showing a cracked riser, clearly spongy die cast aluminium, not machined as they claimed wasn't the same, too big, especially for the huge skill gap. My only gripe might be the styling, which looks more like a chunky all-rounder than a works model, but the comfort and quality…