Is one way better over the other...I'm looking at a total rise of approx 6-7" and I'm trying to decide if it's better to go with a fixed riser for most of the height with a 1 or 2" Rox adjustable riser or just go with a single 6-7" rox adjustable riser?
I currently have a 2" fixed riser with a 3.5" Sporttech adjustable and the combo seems to work, but I am looking for a little more height and can't decide which rout to go. Thoughts?
I currently have a 2" fixed riser with a 3.5" Sporttech adjustable and the combo seems to work, but I am looking for a little more height and can't decide which rout to go. Thoughts?
Truckkid42
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go with the adjustable. if you don't and go 6-7 inches, it'll be really far back, i ride 100% standing up and i like having my bars pretty much straight up. the adjustability is nice because you can move it in a bunch of different angles.
And as a side note that i found out, if you roll your sled down the hill, the bars will pivot instead of bend
And as a side note that i found out, if you roll your sled down the hill, the bars will pivot instead of bend
This is what I'm leaning towards, but what I'm asking is does it make sense to go with a 1 or 2" pivot riser in addition to a 4/5"fixed riser? Or do I just go with a single 6" adjustable riser? I'm going with the adjustable riser regardless, just seeing if there's any benefit of doing a combination of the two or not.