Cr racing steering post , looks cool and works awsome . same idea as an rxt post .
Nytro Risers..whats the trick?
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why not cut the inside tab on the fly riser a bit or you could even make your own adapter for about 8 dollars...
DJ, if you order one of these get me one also in black. Obviously i have the same problem just not as bad
Anyone have a pic of this CR post? Their website doesn't have any pic's. Does it have the T tube top instead of a plate? If so, would you not have the same problem with the risers being wider at the bottom than the stock bars clamping area?
i know rednytro is using that post, and he has some pics, but not sure how close up they are on that post.
i'm thinking about going w/ the muffinworks post and 5" Fly? by what I could find the post is ~2-2.5" . .
i'm thinking about going w/ the muffinworks post and 5" Fly? by what I could find the post is ~2-2.5" . .
heres my first set up with a home made post , same idea as the cr post just Not as nice
Nice. How are those RSI risers work with those bar adaptors, any slip?
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Rotax,
I've got a powermad pivot adaptor for a Yammie, NIB. I went with the 2 incher instead. I'm coming down to D-town today to pick up that camper if you want to meet.
HC
I've got a powermad pivot adaptor for a Yammie, NIB. I went with the 2 incher instead. I'm coming down to D-town today to pick up that camper if you want to meet.
HC
Got a reply from Muffinworks.
The adapter is a 2.5" rise, and allows you to get the risers spaced at 3" apart when installed.
I'll have to do some measuring but that should be what is needed.
Also verifying that a wider (RSI or Fly) riser will work/fit on the posts.
40$ shipped in the US is a great deal. Looks like a very nice piece to boot.
He also mentioned their building 4" risers, for a 6.5" total rise (which should get most of the FX Nytro boys setup).
I still think i wanna go with a 5" riser for a 7.5" total...which would be Fly or RSI. I wish I could understand why Fly and RSI's riser all cost the same, weather 9" or 2"???? Apparently not much of their price is in material?!
The adapter is a 2.5" rise, and allows you to get the risers spaced at 3" apart when installed.
I'll have to do some measuring but that should be what is needed.
Also verifying that a wider (RSI or Fly) riser will work/fit on the posts.
40$ shipped in the US is a great deal. Looks like a very nice piece to boot.
He also mentioned their building 4" risers, for a 6.5" total rise (which should get most of the FX Nytro boys setup).
I still think i wanna go with a 5" riser for a 7.5" total...which would be Fly or RSI. I wish I could understand why Fly and RSI's riser all cost the same, weather 9" or 2"???? Apparently not much of their price is in material?!
not as cheap as the other options, but i personally LOVE the quick and easy adjustability for on and off trail. only time it ever slipped at all was when the machine went over backwards on a cornice, landed hard enough to bend the steering shaft, and the riser still didn't move very much. http://www.monsterworks.ca/ mines an 8"
ohhhh ok now its making sense.aside from the 10" total riser height..that won't work.
Buy the PowerMadd universal adapter from above.
Take your stock riser and have someone with a saw cut it to the right height. Then go to the local hardware store and pick up the correct length bolts. You can even cut it in stages to see where you like it.
This was my #1 choice...but I went the more expensive route: A full CR Racing setup. Post/bars/warmers/grips/boost gauge mount/longer throttle cable.
I builty a Cro mo T top post for mine and used the Fly risers. I just clipped a tree this week and destroyed my stock Nytro bars so I guess the post is strong enough. LOL. Anybody got any stock bars for sale?
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not as cheap as the other options, but i personally LOVE the quick and easy adjustability for on and off trail. only time it ever slipped at all was when the machine went over backwards on a cornice, landed hard enough to bend the steering shaft, and the riser still didn't move very much. http://www.monsterworks.ca/ mines an 8"
This is the setup I run but I switched to a flat low sweeping bar....works awsome....
The CR racing post works great. Well built and tough, besides looking good.
Went this way with mine, finally, and love it now. Cut the stock riser myself to ~5.5". Using stock bolts this way.
Here is how the Muffinworks adaptor looks with Fly risers. Looks & works great!!!
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Powdermadd pivot risor's they way to go moves the bar's forward an up an 5 minites to install
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