RISERS on a Pro

[COP-OUT]

What is the tallest riser you can put on a pro without extending the brake and wire harness

 

[milo303]

I've got a 4" riser on now

I'd say a 6" would be about max, but 4 is comfortable with cable lengths

 

[MDEVO]

I have a switch assault with 3" of rise over stock. Brake line is the limiting factor. I had to move the electrical lines behind the steering column for them to work with rotation.

 

[OnlyPolaris]

3" is about the most I would go. At that length the electrical connectors start coming through the hood.

 

[RMKED]

I just added 2" and moved my bars to the +1. An electrical connection in front of the bars pulled up through the hole that I plan on taping up just to be sure it is water tight. I am 6'3" and found the total of 3" perfect for my height and riding style.

 

[COP-OUT]

I am 6-6 and I had a chance to ride a Pro the other day. The bars were too low. I plan on snow checking a pro 163 and the dealer didn't know how high of a riser could be installed with out a lot of re-routing cables and the brake line.
Thanks for the replies.

 

[Bagger]

Year two with a 3" RSI on my Wife's sled, zero issues.

Bag

 

[milo303]

I'm 6'5" and have the 4" and it's ok. Would depend on your riding style if a 4" would be enough, you'll just have to see I suppose

I did have to take off the block off plate and the wires no live where that plate used to. Causes no issues

 

[COP-OUT]

post a picture

If it's possible, can you post a picture of your 4 inch riser on your sled.
Thanks
C-O