Pullback riser look?
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RE: Pullback riser look?
When I intalled 4" pull backs on my SG (FXD) it moved the bars right to where I wanted them.
Problem is... it changed the angle of the Speedoto an almost straight up and down profile.
Looking at it from the side it doesn't look bad.
From the seat however, I really don't like it.
After a month on the bike though,
it has grown to where I am used to it and it doesn't bother me anymore.
It did however, raise the Speedo to where I no longer have to lower my head to see it,
just glancing down, with my eyes,is enough now.
I do like that.
I got the pullbacks off ebay for $14 so I am happy.
All things being equal though, I would rather have hadtheplain 4" risers.
Problem is... it changed the angle of the Speedoto an almost straight up and down profile.
Looking at it from the side it doesn't look bad.
From the seat however, I really don't like it.
After a month on the bike though,
it has grown to where I am used to it and it doesn't bother me anymore.
It did however, raise the Speedo to where I no longer have to lower my head to see it,
just glancing down, with my eyes,is enough now.
I do like that.
I got the pullbacks off ebay for $14 so I am happy.
All things being equal though, I would rather have hadtheplain 4" risers.
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