09-13-2024, 10:52 AM
I have a set of Helibars risers on my bike. I tried a set of Wunderlich handlebars and switched back. Not that they weren't higher and further back than the risers, I didn't like the extra width. I would liken the change from one set of risers to adding another set of risers would closely approximate the difference the Wunderlich bars make to a single set of risers, but with about 3-4 inches more width. Maybe I didn't give them a fair evaluation as I only used them for about 300 miles. The extra width made using the mirrors more difficult and it took several adjustments to make them "acceptable".
I considered a set of "R" handlebars but determined that the Wunderlich's gave more rise and setback.
All that said, the bars are top shelf quality and the silver finish matches the upper triple tree finish to make a factory look.
Frank
I considered a set of "R" handlebars but determined that the Wunderlich's gave more rise and setback.
All that said, the bars are top shelf quality and the silver finish matches the upper triple tree finish to make a factory look.
Frank
'23 R1250RS, 9000 mi. 1 yr., '03 R1100S BCR #6/200, '85 K100/1100RS- 38 yrs. 331,000 mi., '17R1200RS- 51,054 mi. (gone), '16 R1200RS- 28,322 mi. (gone), '11 R1200RT-30,000 mi. (gone), '05 R1200ST-58,000 mi. (gone), '96 Ducati 900SS/SP-89,000 mi. (gone), 560K+ BMW miles