Re: [Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Anyone use handlebar risers?

What you can do is, get a piece of aluminum bar stock, and cut/glue it to the handlebar stops. You will loose a bit of turning radius, but you will only miss that when moving the bike around the garage. My brother did this when he put superbike bars on his 92 NH 750, he used JB Weld, and has had no

Re: [Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Anyone use handlebar risers?

On Thursday, February 18, 2016 at 8:11:02 AM UTC-6, David Basinski wrote: > > ​I have ​heard of 2 and 3 inch risers, up and back. That of course would > mean a whole new set of lengthene

Re: [Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Anyone use handlebar risers?

Hi David. Can you take a picture of your install and show us what you mean? I just installed 1 inch risers on my 1992 750 but we must be talking about some very different equipment if yours hit the tank. Quite honestly I'm having a hard time even visualizing that. A picture or two would help a LOT

[Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Anyone use handlebar risers?

Put on my risers from E bay's Gascapdude. The risers are the up and back version. Went on with no problem, but they hit the gas tank :( Hard to believe that it is installation error as they seem to be able to only go on one way. Waiting for some feedback. I did not have an issue with the 3/

[Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Anyone use handlebar risers?

Well, I got my handlebar risers on and went for a ride this weekend. These are the $30 Ebay risers, 1". They went on pretty easy once I got the windshield disconnected. There's no more slack left in the brake line than the 1", and even that is tight. I couldn't have the handlebars at the same a

[Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Anyone use handlebar risers?

Cool. I've read that you can increase slack by rerouting the brake line thru the triple tree, but don't recall exactly what route that was or how much slack it provides. That's why I referenced the Twisted Throttle version. They're pricey (@ $115), but from the description and photos at their si

[Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Anyone use handlebar risers?

So I got out in the garage and disconnected my handlebars and windshield, and I soon realized that there was only going to be enough slack for the 1" up risers because of the brake line, mostly. Although I wanted the "up and back" type one, I ordered the $38 1" up risers. Surfswab, I know you sa

[Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Anyone use handlebar risers?

Hawaii Sean, ain't it the truth? Very cool, very affordable. I'm feeling dumb. Thanks! On Wednesday, February 27, 2013 5:15:13 PM UTC-5, EGrider wrote: > > Took my '96 750 NH out for a ride Sunday, and maybe I'm getting old, but I > thought that I'd like to have my handlebars a little higher and

[Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Anyone use handlebar risers?

eBay has two options for you: 1" Handlebar Risers Honda Nighthawk CB750 CB250 CB 750 - $38 with shipping - just takes the bars up 1 inch. 1" up 1.25 Handlebar Riser Honda Nighthawk CB250 CB750 - $54 with shipping - up and back. just search for "nighthawk 750 risers" on eBay Sean On Wednesday,

[Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Anyone use handlebar risers?

Try twistedthrottle.com for inch-up, inch-back "fit your bike" risers. Warning, they're pricier than you'd think (about $100 or so). Been coveting them myself. On Feb 27, 5:15 pm, EGrider wrote: > Took my '96 750 NH out for a ride Sunday, and maybe I'm getting old, but I > thought that I'd like