Help with bar risers

[Mort]

A friend of mine with a F650GS has just bought a sargeant seat and although it feels nice to sit on she finds it has moved her too far back from the bars.
I have a sargent seat on my 1150 and found the same but a set of Jaws risers sorted the job out, sadly they don't seem to make them for the 650.

Can anyone recommend a set of risers about an inch higher and further back?

Thanks.

 

[Tim Cullis]

Is this for a 650 twin or 650 single?

Click on the Nippy Norman site in the top banner and type 'risers' into the search field.

 

[Mort]

Is this for a 650 twin or 650 single?

Click on the Nippy Norman site in the top banner and type 'risers' into the search field.

Twin.

 

[Mort]

She has ordered these

 

[Janie]

i have nippy normans risers on my 1200, cos i've got short arms.....and they make the world of difference.......

 

[Mort]

i have nippy normans risers on my 1200, cos i've got short arms.....and they make the world of difference.......

But how deep are your pockets

 

[GS Biker]

She has ordered these

Those look awesome, where did she order them from and £££.......thanks

 

[zippygser]

She has ordered these

Is there any additional movement with the risers on and did you have to reroute / extend the cables?

 

[fishburger]

Hi
I have had these risers on my f800gs since new,they are from Verholen.de.
Very good,first class item.
You need to get a new brake line as the original is to short.
Look at the forum,think I made a post about fitting and the lenght of the new brakeline,also how to bleed the front brakes after fitting the new line.
straight forward what goes in the reservoir comes out on the bleed nipple,remember to pump the lever a little fast,and bleed both sides.
This is a bike with ABS,same for non ABS.

cheers
Fishburger