How high riser can I go?

[bravo-guy]

So i have a 2" block riser on my sled now, could i use a 3.25" powermadd pivot riser on my sled? Like the one in the tech pages. I am not 100% sure if that applies to my sled to with a 3.25" max, because maybe it has different cables? I'm not sure, so any help here guys?

 

[bravo-guy]

bump!

 

[Ride.Race.Live]

if no one can help you... I would just measure it out.. and try to rig something up to see if it would work...

 

[stein700sx]

Try a search on this topic. There is lots of info for bar risers here.
Just for fun, what type of sled and what kind or make of riser are you looking at? Pivot, straight up, 30* rise. There are alot of choices.

 

[bravo-guy]

I was looking at the PowerMadd Pivot riser, the 2" inch block with the 1.25" pivot adapter. Total of 3.25". I found lots of info but I have the Mountain Lite and I dont know if it has different cables than the triples. If it has the same cables it may work with a little re-routing but the cables may be different, they could be shorter.

 

[stein700sx]

By looking at your sig you already have the riser in it. You just want to add the pivot riser in now? As a general rule I thot mtn sled had longer cables.
Loosen of you bars and mock up a rise with a piece of 2x4. Turn left and right and check the cables. You will then know if you have enough cable or if you need to reroute.

 

[bravo-guy]

Right now I have a 2" block riser on there. The 2" riser for the pivot adapter is different, I think the 3.25" pivot riser will work but I dont want to buy it and then have it not work and have to extend all my lines. The brake line will have enough slack its the throttle cable I'm more concerned about. The main thing I need to know is if the cables on mine are the same as the triples.