Bar Risers...

[fabiostar]

if you get a chance, try a storm with flat bars... you need to get a few miles ride to get used to the riding position and extra leverage, but once you are calibrated its a revelation

very true. iv clipons on one and top yoke mounted bars on the other and honestly. the flat bars are hard to beat.

[sirch345]

if you get a chance, try a storm with flat bars... you need to get a few miles ride to get used to the riding position and extra leverage, but once you are calibrated its a revelation

very true. iv clipons on one and top yoke mounted bars on the other and honestly. the flat bars are hard to beat.

This is all sounding very promising for my flat bar conversion

Chris.

[fabiostar]

honestly if i could get away with flat bars on the blue one i would..

[sirch345]

honestly if i could get away with flat bars on the blue one i would..

I'm not 100% sure I can get away with it on my Storm, but my neck and shoulders are telling me I can

Chris.

[bertye]

A link to a write up I done about fitting VFR750 bars, and so much better on the wrists.

http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=40525

[sirch345]

A link to a write up I done about fitting VFR750 bars, and so much better on the wrists.

http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=40525

Cheers Bert for your suggestion I had been contemplating going done the route you took with the VFR750 bars, but finally made a decision on giving the Renthal bars a go instead,

Chris.