Was running the same bars on my 110R I didn't like the tall 50 bars when I had my 2020L . Was thinking about running risers but didn't even know if it was an option but thanks to this video I do now. my question is have you put some time in with this bar setup? Do you feel a big amount of flex because they are up higher and also I notice my clamp bolts always loosens up do you experience that issue as well? Especially now that the bars are taller? .side note just sold my 2022R so I can get a 2023RL I'm 6' tall and wanted that couple " taller suspension height and clutch because I mainly just use bike to practice wheelies and the clutch with be key to carrying everything over to my big bike when I feel I've gotten confident enough .
I feel these bars are pretty solid and haven’t had any issues yet with the bolts loosening up however I have yet to take this setup back to the track I was talking about in this video and hit some jumps with it. Overall the raised height actually helped me with wheeling just having the extra leverage over the bike even though I thought results would be reversed
I would highly recommend not powder coating your wheels. I’ve seen dudes get them powder coated and it looks awesome sitting on the stand, but you’re gonna be super bummed when you spend the money on powder coat and it starts to chip off the first couple rides. I would recommend either getting the rims cerakoted or just spending a little extra coin on aluminum rims it’s expensive but it’s worth it in the long run
Yeah I decided to go with some smpro heavier duty rims and spokes but the hubs will get either powder coated or ceracoated. Haven’t decided on that part yet. Kind of want to go either bronze, black or red for the hubs. I’ll have a new video soon on this thing. Rear shock, and my fork springs come in tomorrow
We wanna see this baby rip!!! As I’m also thinking about doing the same build but with a 184 kit
That’ll be a monster for sure. I wanted to go bigger just didn’t want to cut cases to make anything over a 143cc bore fit
Was running the same bars on my 110R I didn't like the tall 50 bars when I had my 2020L . Was thinking about running risers but didn't even know if it was an option but thanks to this video I do now.
my question is have you put some time in with this bar setup? Do you feel a big amount of flex because they are up higher and also I notice my clamp bolts always loosens up do you experience that issue as well? Especially now that the bars are taller? .side note just sold my 2022R so I can get a 2023RL I'm 6' tall and wanted that couple " taller suspension height and clutch because I mainly just use bike to practice wheelies and the clutch with be key to carrying everything over to my big bike when I feel I've gotten confident enough .
I feel these bars are pretty solid and haven’t had any issues yet with the bolts loosening up however I have yet to take this setup back to the track I was talking about in this video and hit some jumps with it. Overall the raised height actually helped me with wheeling just having the extra leverage over the bike even though I thought results would be reversed
@Keegan Lynch thanks for the feed back I may try this and see if it's more comfortable with wheelies
I would highly recommend not powder coating your wheels. I’ve seen dudes get them powder coated and it looks awesome sitting on the stand, but you’re gonna be super bummed when you spend the money on powder coat and it starts to chip off the first couple rides. I would recommend either getting the rims cerakoted or just spending a little extra coin on aluminum rims it’s expensive but it’s worth it in the long run
Yeah I decided to go with some smpro heavier duty rims and spokes but the hubs will get either powder coated or ceracoated. Haven’t decided on that part yet. Kind of want to go either bronze, black or red for the hubs. I’ll have a new video soon on this thing. Rear shock, and my fork springs come in tomorrow