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I'm starting to gather my winter parts that I want to install and am looking for some opinions on new risers. I want to stay with a close to stock height riser and I want a two piece top clamp. So far I am considering risers from RSD, Joker Machine, and Biltwell. All three come in black anodized. The Joker and Biltwell come in a polished finish, and the RSD and Joker also come in chrome. I'm not sure which finish to go with. Here are the links.
ahhh go custom man! anyone can have those... you can work wiht me and we can have Loner cut you something wild!
came up with this for my scoot... but the sky is the limit man. let me know if ya want to go this way we can work it out
*do not have to use dice can get creative
check out my risers... so trick
my other risers (now freshly powder coated gloss black)
ahhh go custom man! anyone can have those... you can work wiht me and we can have Loner cut you something wild!
came up with this for my scoot... but the sky is the limit man. let me know if ya want to go this way we can work it out
*do not have to use dice can get creative
check out my risers... so trick
my other risers (now freshly powder coated gloss black)
Custom risers could be cool. I'll have to think about that.
I am with Joe, go with true customs. Design your own, have him help you get them made. I made my own a while back, but shelved them when I went to T-Bars.
you know me! i like a little gold in there, when i did the powder owrk on my risers this round, did the dots on the dice in gold, the rest of the riser in gloss black, does set it off in my opinion!
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