Riding is Fun!

Until the shoulder, neck, arm or wrist start hurting...that can really detract from what should be an exhilarating AND relaxing time on your bike...whether for a short putt or on a long trip.

Finding the perfect handlebar position for You
This can make all the difference!

This is the way that has always worked for me to get the most comfortable handlebar position-

• Sit on your bike
• Have someone hold it up straight for you
• Put your feet on the pegs
• Close your eyes
• Put your hands out to where it is most comfortable to hold them
• Open your eyes...where ever your hands are, that is where you want the handlebar grips to be.

It's really that simple.

With this information you can adjust your existing handlebars or visit a trusted vendor to get some bars that put the grips where You need them for max comfort.

 

Kevin, good advice! When riding without a windshield it can be useful to have a slight forward lean, to counter the wind on the chest.

 

hmm....I guess Baxter's Jackrabbits are out

 

Bumpity Bump

 

Installed the DK Customs 2" riser and love it. I made a video of the before and after photos as well as the install.