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I did search this topic on google. I don't see a definitive answer. What say you?
When measuring handlebar risers, is the height defined as from base to clamping area or base to bottom of the "saddle" where the bar sits? The difference in this pic would be either a 2" riser or a 1.5" riser. Thanks in advance for replies.
I just went out and measured mine. Stock risers are same as yours as they are 2 risers. I also have some 4.5 risers and I measured them. Its not to where the bar sits but to the top of the riser where the top clam screw into it, same as the stock 2. Hope that helps.
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