Let's see your handlebar risers on Crossfire & M's...

Please include.....

* Year, model of sled
* brand/type of riser
* Inch rise of riser
* Whether or not you needed to change brake cables, throttle cables, handwarmer wiring, etc. to make the RISE work.
* What you like / don't like about your current setup.

* If you had to do it over again, would you repeat or buy (fill-in-the-blank) another brand riser.
* Best place to buy...

I'll likely go with OLE's Machine riser but am also considering some of the pivot / dual pivot risers out there including the ISO-VIBE plate adapter model followed by a pivot style riser.

Like they say... a picture is worth a thousand words, so let's see em'

Here's my 06' XF7SP before any riser.... needs a lift !!!
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Here's another shot (sans riser) getting ready to catch some air.
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2008 M8
Grip-N-Rip Racing IsoVibe SX ISO-AP313SX
1.75"
Stock cables
No more numb hands at the end of the day

Been running IsoVibes for three years on four sleds and won't own another sled without one.
Get them direct from GnR at the link above or order one from Dan @ ODS

Install >>> http://www.arcticchat.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=64784

Not the best pick but i have 3.5" ole's only had to cut a few cable ties. I like it and im 6'-1". would not mind taller but i won't go any higher with out a new chromolly post.

I have on order a 3" taller steering post, will use stock riser.

Chris.

I have a 3" Ole's Machine on a 07 Crossfire 6. No modifications necessary, just clip a few tie straps.

'07 XF SP

1.75 Iso-Vibe (same p/n as Saberkitty)
No modified cables

Just installed 2 hours ago.
Fits me much better than stock. Just right for standup, not too high for sittin' down (I'm 5'11)

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p.s. holy file size restriction on newbies batman.

2.5 oles riser on a 07 XF 1000.

Does the stock vinyl pad thing still fit with the riser???

yea it will barely go back on i just took it off for the pic