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Old 12-07-2012, 04:46 AM   #1 (permalink)
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SW-Motech handlebar risers. Pics.

Hi everyone!!!

After a huge dissapointment regarding rider's position, I finally got the risers!!!

I know it's a trite topic, but I think it's worthy.

My doubt was, Rox risers (rise and approach) vs single risers (just rise).

I went for the latter ones, the SW-Motech 20 mm risers, and can't be happier!

It's simply amazing, how much, just a few mm, may improve rider's position! Besides, due to original XC risers orientation (a bit tilted backwards), the SW-Motech not just rises the handlebar, but approaches it aswell!

The position may be properly set rotating the handlebars, which results in an excellent and relaxed position for almost any rider.

The quality of the SW risers is excellent, and the installation is very straightforward.

Here're the pics:







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Those look nice but I have concerns with bolt strength. I'd worry about "high torque" bar inputs when riding offroad in deep sand or mud. Seen bolts fail before in deep sand whoops, and it isn't pretty. Know what "flying W's" are?
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My only question is why can't they make them look like the original risers, i.e., not shiny.
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Did you have to make any adjustment on the cables? Or was this just "plug and play?"
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My only question is why can't they make them look like the original risers, i.e., not shiny.
Actually there is an anodized "not shiny" option.

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Did you have to make any adjustment on the cables? Or was this just "plug and play?"
Nop.
Just plug and play!
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Actually there is an anodized "not shiny" option.


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That's great! Thanks for the info.
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