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Bar risers again.

Thgil

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hi
I'm after some bar risers for my 2006 griso.
Instead of them being swept back like the stock ones I want them straight and the same height.
I looked at the Rox but don't like them ,way to bulky and spoils the look in my opinion .
Thanks for any help.
 
Thanks for that Mark.
Thing is they still sweep back towards me.
I just want the risers to go straight up.
I was thinking about putting the original risers the other way around thus making my riding position more forward.
But would I have to drill the top yoke to achieve this???
 
Thanks for that Mark.
Thing is they still sweep back towards me.
I just want the risers to go straight up.
I was thinking about putting the original risers the other way around thus making my riding position more forward.
But would I have to drill the top yoke to achieve this???
 

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Thanks for that Mark.
Thing is they still sweep back towards me.
I just want the risers to go straight up.
I was thinking about putting the original risers the other way around thus making my riding position more forward.
But would I have to drill the top yoke to achieve this???
I want the cafe racer look!
I wish I had enough money to of kept my V11 as well as my griso
 
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