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    New F6B rider handlebar fitment questions!

    Gentlemen-
    I'm a former H-D Road Glide rider and adore the new Honda F6B. The new windshield is en-route. (Thank you Phantom, for your suggestions!)

    While trying to acquaint myself with the Honda F6B, I notice the stock handlebars seem to be too low, and too far back for my old body, which has been draped over various H-Ds, and an old Honda, for the last 100,000 miles. Is there a simple solution to raise the bars, and perhaps move them forward a bit? Even an inch would be an improvement. Thank you!
    Lucas
    (Staying relatively warm in Phoenix, Arizona.)

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    Follow this thread and look at Rocky's Risers

    http://hondaf6b.com/showthread.php?9...ISERS-SETBACKS



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    Quote Originally Posted by Phantom View Post
    Follow this thread and look at Rocky's Risers

    http://hondaf6b.com/showthread.php?9...ISERS-SETBACKS
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    What is the difference between Rocky's risers and the Kuryakyn ones they sell... I think one is adjustable for width where the other is not. I am really only interested in the ones that raise the bars a little and maybe a little more toward the rider...Any opinions welcome....I am 5'9" and old!!

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    Another option,,,

    Wife has MBL 'standard' on hers. Back, up, and in.
    I have MBL 'wide' on mine, Back and up.
    I like mine and she likes hers.

    http://www.mblinnovations.com/store/Dir-dirbrowse-9.htm

    Wingstuff, a forum sponsor, has the MBL as well. I believe they have free shipping through the 15th.

    http://wingstuff.com/shop/handlebar_accessories-f6b

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    Quote Originally Posted by opas ride View Post
    What is the difference between Rocky's risers and the Kuryakyn ones they sell... I think one is adjustable for width where the other is not. I am really only interested in the ones that raise the bars a little and maybe a little more toward the rider...Any opinions welcome....I am 5'9" and old!!
    i went with the Rocky's because of the adjustability. i ended up with them adjusted wide open, really helped my back.
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    Quote Originally Posted by opas ride View Post
    What is the difference between Rocky's risers and the Kuryakyn ones they sell... I think one is adjustable for width where the other is not. I am really only interested in the ones that raise the bars a little and maybe a little more toward the rider...Any opinions welcome....I am 5'9" and old!!
    MBL & Kuryakyn are stationary risers. "Once installed-That's it" no other adjustment can be had unless you replace them with a different set.

    My Comfort Risers are the ONLY brand out there that offer a Adjustment so you can move the bars in or out to make your shoulders more comfortable.

    Comfort Riser Kit.jpgComfort Risers.jpg

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