Very Hi-Risers?

Posted on Mon 10th, December 2007

• #1

Coaster

Recently I've spotted a couple of peeps rocking non-oversized alloy really High Up-Sweep Riser bars?

with that amount of description you'd think I knew what they were...any ideas?
• #2

mattmadegood

these?

:D
• #3

runcible_rakan

Decathlon sells 7£ cruiser bars
• #4

Coaster

matt (baddesigner) these?

:D

HA! hehe not in steel ;)
• #5

provenrad

trials / DownHill bars? or BMX bars without a crossbrace in a BMX stem? or, as mentioned above - ApeHangers. :-D
• #6

Scrapper

I had downhill bars on mine for abit, I would recommend regular risers over them.
make for a comfy ride but unless you have a high seat or stem that drops alot the position
they put you in is not that great.

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