Risers?

[RedHawk47]

Originally Posted by Dualsport Chic

Really need to understand available cable clearance as Rox Risers are over an inch - the tusks are of no use to me as they don't bring the bars back towards the rider, only up.

This may be what you are looking for:
http://www.twistedthrottle.com/handl...ise-1-pullback
Because of the angle of the triple clamp you will get less rise and more back than the spec.

[Dualsport Chic]

Thanks RH - have a bunch of SW Motech stuff as TT is next State over - one of my favorite farkle stops!

[SpudRider]

Originally Posted by Dualsport Chic

Really need to understand available cable clearance as Rox Risers are over an inch - the tusks are of no use to me as they don't bring the bars back towards the rider, only up.

In addition to installing handlebar risers, you can also choose another set of handlebars which have a larger pull back. Check the sizing chart at the following link to compare handlebar dimensions.

https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p...inch+handlbars

Alternatively, you can try the Rox Risers, and let us know if they work. Can you borrow a pair from another motorcycle?

[jbfla]

Originally Posted by rtking

That makes 3 of us (so far) with the Tusk risers - no issues, enough slack in cables, so no movement / re-routing of cables required.

It seems I always have a slightly different experience than everyone else.

When I installed the Tusk 30mm 1 1/8" risers, I could not center the handlebars because the throttle and brake lines were too tight.




I moved the throttle cable and brake line outside the plastic shroud surrounding the ignition key, and all was good.





jb

[tinman tim]

DSChic, check out the risers that Winyoochanok is selling! Brings the bars back as well. They did require abit of adjustment as far as the cables go, but it was minimal. They also worked perfectly when fitting his larger windshield

[keithmaine]

Originally Posted by tinman tim

DSChic, check out the risers that Winyoochanok is selling! Brings the bars back as well. They did require abit of adjustment as far as the cables go, but it was minimal. They also worked perfectly when fitting his larger windshield

I most likely would have went for the ones that Winyoochanok has, but I had already the Tusk risers.

[Dualsport Chic]

Got a link for them or picture?

[jbfla]

Originally Posted by Dualsport Chic

Got a link for them or picture?

Winyoochanok's risers:

http://www.chinariders.net/showpost....3&postcount=56

jb

[RedHawk47]

Originally Posted by jbfla

It seems I always have a slightly different experience than everyone else.

When I installed the Tusk 30mm 1 1/8" risers, I could not center the handlebars because the throttle and brake lines were too tight.

I moved the throttle cable and brake line outside the plastic shroud surrounding the ignition key, and all was good.



jb

What handlebar guards are those? What size clamp did you get for the inner clamp?

[jbfla]

Originally Posted by RedHawk47

What handlebar guards are those? What size clamp did you get for the inner clamp?

Tusk handguards with modified 7/8" inch clamps.

But there is more to the story:

http://www.chinariders.net/showthread.php?t=15860

jb

[dpl096]

Has anyone installed the winyoochanok risers and if yes .... results? He sent me a pic of them ... appear to be very well made.

[yarimurray]

Originally Posted by jbfla

It seems I always have a slightly different experience than everyone else.

When I installed the Tusk 30mm 1 1/8" risers, I could not center the handlebars because the throttle and brake lines were too tight.




I moved the throttle cable and brake line outside the plastic shroud surrounding the ignition key, and all was good.





jb

What is the black piece around the fuel cap in that last picture? Also, do I see some sort of kevlar guard on the tank? I'm curious about these pieces.

[jbfla]

Originally Posted by yarimurray

What is the black piece around the fuel cap in that last picture? Also, do I see some sort of kevlar guard on the tank? I'm curious about these pieces.

Around the fuel filler is a mount for a Bags Connection Micro tank bag.

Not a very large bag, just big enough for keys, sunglasses, phone, earplugs, etc.



On the rear part of the tank is a a rubberized tank protector with a fake carbon fiber pattern.

jb

[rjmorel]

Is the Bags Connection made for the RX3 or does it also fit another bike? In other words which one do you need to order to fit RX3? thanks, rj

[jbfla]

They will fit the handlebars.

I don't know if any relocation of the cables is necessary.

Aleong1967 and Tinman Tim have the Yoo risers, but AFAIK they haven't reported back about the installation.

From tinman tim's post: "They did require a bit of adjustment as far as the cables go, but it was minimal."

jb