What type (brand) of bar risers?
#21
Thanks to all for your input so far. Some of the comments have me rethinking risers versus higher bars and I'll have to do some more research. I like the flexibility of the risers that IDRDR posted and the comment about the peg positioning from another poster, which I never considered. I just know when standing, I am too far forward and too "hunched over" to be comfortable and efficient. Fell on my *** in one fairly high speed graveled corner (on dirt) because I was too far forward with too much weight on the front wheel, causing it to wash out.
Any additional thoughts are appreciated. Pretty cool little bike all in all, IMO.
Any additional thoughts are appreciated. Pretty cool little bike all in all, IMO.
I stand on rough stuff, but not on gravel. Just the way I ride. I rode trials and flat track when in my late teens/early twenties. Learned from each. I stand on steeper descents and when I need more weight to the rear.
All too often the advice, however well meaning, to riders is to stand when off road or on loose stuff. Oddly enough a former world trials champ that went to FIM enduro riding. One of his comments he made on a dvd I had was that he needed to learn to sit more often. Just sayin' you don't need to be standing all the time - unless on a trials bike - no seat!
#22
Again, thanks to all for your input. I put on the Tusks suggested by Ride Now and they fit like a glove. Easy install, well made, and the 1" plus they give me seems about perfect for me. I may fall on my *** again, but it won't be because the bars are too low!
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