Angled or Block Bar Riser ?

[Kale]

Looking to add a 2" riser to my Pro RMK. Need some feedback on using a straight 2" or 2" angled.

Thanks in advance,

Kale

 

[Tec]

2" riser, You must be 7' tall!

 

[Kale]

Only 6'3".

 

[NorCal-sledder]

Hey Kale, you still riding the Shasta area? Looks like it should be some good powder up there for this weekend.

 

[thu man]

I'm 6' 3'' and I used the 2" block riser and love it!!

 

[RidnHigh]

I am also 6'2" and I use a 3" RSI 15 Degree riser, its nott too high in any way...i love the 15*....puts you right over the weight of the chassis and I think makes it easier to lay over..

 

[Rev Kev]

I'm 6ft, added a 2 in Straight block Riser (powermadd) and it works awesome for me, before I felt too hunched over.

 

[mountainhorse]

Kale... they are cheap enough to try out...

Remember... the stock unit has about 1" rise to the block...

A 2" straight PowerMadd "spacer" block will give you an additional 2" rise where a 3" riser with built-in saddle, like Ole's, AMP or RSI, will give you the same amount of rise.

Keep that in mind so you are talking apples and apples.

Good luck.