Advice for my wish list

[Heatnbeat]

My main complaint with the Rivcos is that they stick straight out, whereas your legs are angling out
Eventually I want to see if I can put stops in to angle them back.

[Xrider57]

I have the ergo 3 and love them. They look great and are adjustable. Mine have the shim in to keep them in place because when they drop down it was a reach for me. They aren't the first to drag. I have never touch them to the pavement. I also have the kury riser shims. That helped but me being short I need a little more. Heli bars are first on my list now.

[98valk]

My main complaint with the Rivcos is that they stick straight out, whereas your legs are angling out
Eventually I want to see if I can put stops in to angle them back.

+1 on that. It feels like my feet will slip off at any moment. Not good!

I don't think the guys at Rivco actually ever ride and use their own products. They can't tell that the pegs are offset either.

[scottarkon]

I'm 6'2" and 300 lbs here. Changing the stock seat was the first on my list. I had Mean City Cycle rebuild mine 1" higher and 2" back. That made a difference for me.

I've not changed from the stock bars but risers is on my list in the future; though I find the stock position to be quite comfortable after I rode for a month. I'm only adjusting to see if it improves the ride any - not to solve a problem.

I have the Kury mini floorboards and love them over the pegs. It gives me more foot positions and I didn't notice any ground clearance difference.

I have the Ergo2s and they work great. I have long legs and didn't need the forward extension the Ergo3s give - so I was able to save some $$ there.