HANDLE BAR RISERS

[jason1]

Hi , Not been on here for some time , but still been out there enjoying my fazer    But finding on long distance my old bck is playing up . So looking at handle bar risers. Can anyone suggest a good make at reasonable price and how easy are they to change or common problems changing over . Any comms would be great :rollin

[jonesthesteam]

Hi, I recently tried the below, they fitted easily on my 2001 fzs600 but I don't think the cables would allow any higher ones as it was a tight fit, i have to say they didn't make much difference and I have now taken them off,I think for a bad back it would be probably better to have some up and back risers which are more expensive and may need some altering of cables?


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[stevierst]

Or a set of higher Renthal bars maybe?? 755 Road medium are quite a bit higher, seen these fitted before.

[jason1]

Thanks for info , looks like some more homework needed to get best way forward , without going too £££.

[Punkstig]

Got a set of multi height ones (different sized plates that you can add or remove) from m&p for £15.95 delivered
They were advertised in MCN a few weeks ago, I couldn't find them on the website,  had to type in the product code.
They're still not on the website and I no longer know what the code is, so this post is of little use to you!

[kebab19]

Problem with FZS 600 risers is that they are angled back to avoid the fairing, whereas most other bikes have vertical risers & the fairing further forward.  Extenders such as those pointed out by JonestheSteam above are one option (and the cheapest), higher Renthal bars the other.
Vertical risers such as those from a FZS1000 would probably lead to the bars fouling the fairing on full lock. 

You could move the fairing forward an inch by fabricating metal plates like i did with my TRX850 & that would allow higher, vertical bar risers or more handlebar choice, but bear in mind it's a bit of grief. Sadly I don't have any decent pics of the Fazer's fairing moved forward, just the TRX.
http://foc-u.co.uk/index.php/topic,5993.0/nowap.html 

[adeejaysdelight]

I had a similar problem with my back, so I adjusted the position of the handlebars toward me by a bit. Basicaly, I sat on the bike with the bars loose and rolled them toward me until it felt like a natural position. I have done many miles since, some long days too, and the bad back is gone. Only issue is the turning circle is slightly larger than before. Also, its free