Handlebar risers

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  1. NickMN1000

    NickMN1000 New Member

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    Hello All,
    I’m new here, so hello everyone. So, I’m looking to put handlebar risers on my 2006 cbr1000rr. Has anyone done this and if so, what did you go with? I’ve found a few different set ups, but they require that I relocate my ignition and I’d prefer not to do that. I’d also like to use my factory damper if at all possible. I’ve looked into clip-ons, but would rather use a whole top triple tree and put dirtbike bars on. Can anyone help me?
    Thanks everyone
     
    #1 NickMN1000, Jan 21, 2019
  2. Selmer50mark

    Selmer50mark God Like

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    Hello and welcome. Why :confused: . Get a cb1000r if you want straight bars :D
     
    #2 Selmer50mark, Jan 21, 2019
  3. NickMN1000

    NickMN1000 New Member

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    Really just comes down to money. Can’t really afford a second bike.
     
    #3 NickMN1000, Jan 21, 2019
  4. nigelrb

    nigelrb Elite Member

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    @Old_boy65 and @Nytol have done it. Hopefully they'll respond to this alert.
     
    #4 nigelrb, Jan 21, 2019
  5. Selmer50mark

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    Fair enough ;)
     
    #5 Selmer50mark, Jan 21, 2019
  6. nigelrb

    nigelrb Elite Member

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    Yep, it's always a problem!:D
     
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  7. NickMN1000

    NickMN1000 New Member

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    Awesome, thanks Nigelrb
     
    #7 NickMN1000, Jan 21, 2019
  8. Old_boy65

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    ... sorry only just seen this post. My local dealer put a second hand set of Helibars on my 2012. Don’t think it created too many problems but it took longer than they expected. Happy with the result :)
     
    #8 Old_boy65, Jan 23, 2019
  9. charliebrown266

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    i used apex adjustable clip-ons on mine and very happy with the results
     
    #9 charliebrown266, Jan 23, 2019
  10. Nytol

    Nytol Active Member

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    I put Hellibars on both of my blades, very easy to do, no need to change anything except maybe brake cables if not long enough?

    Totally transforms the bike for me.
     
    #10 Nytol, Jan 31, 2019
  11. Spygoat

    Spygoat Well-Known Member

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    No offence meant, but I imagine at your size, it's difficult to get into a full tuck comfortably.
     
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  12. Nytol

    Nytol Active Member

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    It's not so much the tuck that is the issue, (although even with my chest flat on the tank, I am still sticking up a bit and nowhere near as compact as a smaller person), it is more the stress on my wrists, this could be from extra upper body weight, or from previous wrist ligament damage, or a combination of the two?

    Either way, I love my Hellibars :)
     
    #12 Nytol, Feb 17, 2019
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