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Hello everyone
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(05-13-2022, 08:12 PM)Motorhead1977 Wrote:
(05-13-2022, 01:32 AM)Becksy Wrote:
(05-12-2022, 05:55 PM)Motorhead1977 Wrote: I have a set of bar risers on my RS and they lift the bars just enough for my comfort. I too have some back issues so it's a welcome improvement though at least for me I could get along with the standard bar position if I had to. It wasn't necessary to change any cables.

What bar risers did you use?
I have these on the bike:

https://voigt-mt.de/VMT-Voigt-MT-Freibur...-pull-back

Hi Motörhead1977 (props to my iPad for automatically putting the umlaut on the O!) 
Just installing same risers,  did you need to use a clutch cable extender, it’s very much borderline on my bike, should do it really.
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#22
Check out this tread

Handlebar options

Most of the regular conservative riser options are not in need of a clutch hose extension but most include a hose re-route that may or maybe not include disconnection and fluid bleed.
If you are looking for a more aggressive change then an extension would be needed.
R&D department
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#23
No, all the original hoses and wiring were used without any issues.
Be stubborn with your dream but flexible with your path. '20 R1250RS, '87 VFR400F Former bikes: '66 T120 Bonneville 650, '69 CB750, '73 CB350F, '83 VF750F, '84 VF1000F, '85 VF1000R, '07 VFR800, '10 GL1800, '16 Ducati Scrambler.
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