ProTaper Riser Block - Which One?

[Skidooer]

Need to get 2-4" taller on the ProTapers what is the best one to go with. I have found these two so far that look good.

http://www.powermadd.com/products/nonpivotriserblocks.html

http://www.purepolaris.com/Detail.aspx?ItemID=2877898(PolarisPGACatalog)

 

[jafraune]

go with the first one. thats what we use. otherwise your going to have to get a pivot adapter for the second one because the steering post on the pros have the flat top and not the tube. plus you can pivot the handlebars where you would like with the polaris fittings that are already there.

 

[TOlsen]

I like the look of these, just trying to figure how high I can go without extending cables.
They now make them in a 4" as well.
http://www.rsiracing.com/product_in...d=163&osCsid=8b51793eef6be4dd9412981080c9fc0a

 

[XPWY]

I like the look of these, just trying to figure how high I can go without extending cables.
They now make them in a 4" as well.
http://www.rsiracing.com/product_in...d=163&osCsid=8b51793eef6be4dd9412981080c9fc0a

X2 - Used these on a D8 and will be going on my Pro. 3" will work without extensions, not sure on the 4".

 

[mountainhorse]

I'm a fan of the Ole's risers... They are a block style which ties together and helps to reinforce the top plate of the pro taper equipped Sleds.

The risers that use two separate blocks. IMO, allow the top plate of the steering post to flex/fatigue which over time may lead to breakage...though there are many of the

Ole's Machine Website Clicky\

You would look at the 15 degree risers (30 degree shown)... avail in 2,3,4,5,6 & 8" rise. (6 shown)

They also have a nice billet top cap that can be custom engraved with your graphics or text if you choose.

 

[Gotmud]

^^ Never heard of em before. Thanks for the link, looks like a quality riser.

 

[gman086]

I only need a little more so I'm going with this which has a much larger benefit of adding some bar give on harsh landings (can help prevent bending the bars too in rollovers): http://www.gripnripracing.com/product_info.php?cPath=4_53&products_id=86

I have various iterations on ALL my sleds and LOVE the Isovibe product! Highly recommended if you like bump&jump/cornice drops style riding.

Have FUN!

G MAN