Cycle-cat bar risers & triple clamp

[ks-waterbug]

This is my personal review of the bar riser system and triple clamp set-up! Follow the link below to see a detailed write up and evaluation for this system!

CLICK ME TO SEE THE COMPLETE REVIEW

Post your comments and questions here....

[bacharles]

Real nice. I've always wondered how they would fare for my 6'5" frame. Maybe a group buy is in order huh K-bug?

[oncycles]

Sorry we did not respond sooner to this. I've had a difficult time getting logged on! Many thanks to Kbug for the excellent and detailed review! While its always nice read such kind and supportive words, please know that if anything we sell ever falls short of expectations, or if there is ever anything we can do to be of support, please let us know that, as well! Its very important to us.

By the way, Throttlemeister makes an fitment specifically for Cycle Cat bars. You can contact them about it.

Thanks, again, everyone.

Best-

-Alfred

Alfred Kobacker, President
Abranda LLC

www.abranda.com
www.cyclecat.com
www.oncycles.com
www.motomillennia.com

[ks-waterbug]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (oncycles @ June 04 2006,22:22)]Sorry we did not respond sooner to this. *I've had a difficult time getting logged on! *Many thanks to Kbug for the excellent and detailed review! *While its always nice read such kind and supportive words, please know that if anything we sell ever falls short of expectations, or if there is ever anything we can do to be of support, please let us know that, as well! *Its very important to us.

By the way, Throttlemeister makes an fitment specifically for Cycle Cat bars. *You can contact them about it.

Thanks, again, everyone.

Best-

-Alfred

Alfred Kobacker, President
Abranda LLC

www.abranda.com
www.cyclecat.com
www.oncycles.com
www.motomillennia.com

Outstanding news on the TM! Will be in contact with them! Thanks again for a wonderful product...

[frisbee]

Look GREAT but probly out of my range right now.

[FalconTamer]

Great review!

I am wondering how this compares to Helibars (at least for the max height & comfort for touring)?

Thanks,
FT

[ks-waterbug]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (FalconTamer @ June 10 2006,08:20)]Great review!

I am wondering how this compares to Helibars (at least for the max height & comfort for touring)?

Thanks,
FT

<span style='color:red'>Heli Bars</span> for a Hayabusa
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*1 5/8" Taller (No adjustment)
*1/2" Rearward (No adjustment)
*1/2" Wider Overall (No adjustment)
* Stock cables, hydraulic lines & bar end weights retained

<span style='color:red'>Cycle-Cat</span> for Hayabusa
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The range of adjustment is approx
* Bar length change from stock: - 1/2 " * (No adjustment)
* Bar height adjustment range: +1 9/16", -1 1/32" * *(Fully adjustable)
* Bar angle adjustment range: 8 degrees (Fully adjustable)
Stock cables professionally lengthend, new lengthend brake lines supplied


* It has been my experience that not adjusting the length for throttle/fast idle cables can be less than ideal! Even causing the bike to surge while at idle when the handle bars are turned!

[FalconTamer]

Thanks for the info.

The max height is roughly the same then. I just got back from a ride and am thinking the adjustability of the angle may help also. All in all I'm thinking my Helibars are good enough. I sure do like the looks of your setup though.