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| Kawasaki Concours [ZG1000 (GTR)] and ZX-10 Handlebar Risers |
The risers are placed between the fork crown and the handlebars to raise the bars up 1 1/4" (32mm). This will help to relieve wrist and neck pain on long rides. Requires no change of any control cables, wiring, or hoses.
Applications:
-Concours [ZG1000(GTR)]1994-current
-ZX-10 1988-1990
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| Item no. K105 |
| Today's Sale Price: $110.95 |
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Handlebar risers installed on a 1998 Concours courtesy of Terry Wall.
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| WARNING: Laws concerning this product vary from state/province to state/province. Your state/province may prohibit its use on public roads or restrict its use to novelty, show use, off-road areas, or race facility areas only. In some states/provinces off-road uses are also prohibited. The manufacturer and retailer assume no responsibility for any use or application of this product in violation of any applicable law. Before installing this product, please check your state/provincial and local/municipal laws and regulations. |
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| The Q&A on this Product |
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| QUESTION: What cable changes have to be done for the K-205? Can I order the cables and needed items with the risers? |
| ANSWER: Hi,
Everything you need to install the K-205 risers is included with the kit. The brake hose will have to be changed and we supply the longer hose. The throttle cable will need to be re-routed and a bracket will need to be installed to lengthen the choke cable.
Thank you,
Scott-Genmar |
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| QUESTION: just purchsed a2006 concours and see at the get-go that a set of risers are a must. If I should choose the #K-205 model how extensive are the modifications to control,cables,etc.???? |
| ANSWER: Hi,
You will have to replace the brake line with the longer line that is supplied with the risers. Also, you will have to re-route the throttle cable requiring that you remove the gas tank and seat. All other modifications are minimal. All in all it is not a difficult installation but a little time consuming.
Thank you,
Scott-GenMar |
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| QUESTION: I have a 2006 Concours, and I can't stand to lean over the tank. Which risers would make the bike more comfortable to ride? I have 900 miles on it and about ready to sell it. |
| ANSWER: We have two different heights for the Concours. Our K-105 risers will raise the bars up 1 1/4" and bring them back toward the rider about 3/4". The K-105s do not require any changes to the control cables. We also carry part # K-205 which will rise the bars up 2" and back 1 1/4". This model does require some changes to the control cables but we be the more comfortable of the two options.
Thanks for the inquiry,
Scott-GenMar |
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| QUESTION: I have a 2005 Concours that routinely makes my hands go numb (after only about 15 miles). For this reason I only have about 472 miles on this bike. Will these risers fix the problem? |
| ANSWER: Hi,
You have a common complaint with the Concours. Generally, the risers make it to where you can ride a tank of gas out of the bike without your hands starting to fall asleep.
Thanks for the inquiry,
Scott-GenMar |
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| QUESTION: I have a 1998 concours. My bike has valve stem on the top of the forks. How does that work with the risers.
Thanks,
Don |
| ANSWER: Hi Don,
The risers are hollow in the middle and will fit over the preload adjusters. There is a removable cap on top of the risers that gives you access to the adjusters without having to remove the handlebars.
Thank you,
Scott-GenMar |
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| QUESTION: Can you install taller risers? How much taller? Without changing the cables. |
| ANSWER: Hi,
The K-105 risers are as high as you can go without changing the brake line.
Thank you,
Scott-GenMar |
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| QUESTION: Hi
what are the shiping cost for Montreal, Quebec, Canada for the risers
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| ANSWER: Hi,
Shipping to Canada is $8.00 for global priority which usually takes 5-7 days to arrive.
Thank you,
Scott-GenMar |
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| QUESTION: HOW FAR BACK TOWARD RIDER DOES THE 1.25" RISE DO? |
| ANSWER: Hi,
The K-105 risers bring the bars back alomst 3/4".
Thanks for the inquiry,
Scott-GenMar |
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