[rdg59]

well got it painted,got new key set on ebay oh yea,changed filter, oil and gas, air up the flats,took it out 10 min,30 and than hour my first impressions are its comfortable, fast,and carve curves great. wish i could raise the bars a bit it has raisers but i am 6'1" and all trunk any ideas?tire are cupped so going to need some new ones soon any suggestions?http://good-times.webshots.com/album/556069893XEVoQa

 

[triumphtimes]

If you use your back muscles to hold you weight it should overcome the feeling of the bars being/feeling to low after you get used to it. I'm the same height and have the stockers and have always used the back to hold my weight and not had a problem over the last five years and 82,000 miles, personal opinion. Anyway awesome it runs well and you likey. Have fun, ride safe keep posted. :upthumb:

 

[rs_tt]

wish i could raise the bars a bit it has raisers

they looked like gen mar bar risers,actual St bars are alittle bit higher yet and further back,i tried ST bars on my bike-didn`t like it(felt like a dirt bike),went back to the stock +gen mars,I`m 6ft and long in torso too.they may work for you though.

 

[Thefallenone]

Go for the LSL bar conversion, which fits tubular bars not clip ons. Pricey buy very well made. You end up with something like this.

LSL sales in USA

Kev

 

[jefftarlton]

I've got pics of the LSL setup in my photo album.

There's a similar but cheaper setup out there. It fits 7/8" bars also. I can't remember who makes it. I remember somebody on this site posting pics. I would do it instead of LSL if I had to do it over again.
The LSL works fine and looks fine. I am just cheap.