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Old 08-05-2013, 08:08 PM
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Not sure how high the CR bars are but it's the sweep that counts, this allows you to roll the bars foward with out messing with your wrist's. I have about .5" of bar risers and roll the bars foward. I used to run Pastrana FMX high but had problem with my wrists and hand and arm pump, this went away with the MC X Bar.For 50 bucks they are worth a shot.


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Old 08-25-2013, 05:45 PM
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Here is what I ended up with. There are several different pieces to vary the height but I found all of them works well for me (no trouble getting forward) Kept the stock bars
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Old 08-25-2013, 08:22 PM
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I was running Pastrana FMX high, like the bar and was one the highest and least sweep. I am now running Flex 12 deg tall now and like them better. Also have a Rox bar mount thats moved the bars forward and up this help greatly.
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Here is what I ended up with. There are several different pieces to vary the height but I found all of them works well for me (no trouble getting forward) Kept the stock bars
Isn't that high bar terrible when (try) turn tight?

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Old 08-26-2013, 07:08 PM
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Everyone is different. You should set up the bike the way you like it. I am 6'4" and I have the Fastway pegs in the low position, high seat foam and I relocated the bars both up 1 inch and forward 1 inch. I machined a new bar mount relocation plate out of 1 inch thick aluminum. I mounted the plate using the stock bar mount holes and I drilled two new bar mount holes 1 inch forward of the stock mounting holes to relocated the bar mounts forward and up. Just raising the bars up also pushes them back too because they are angled back to begin with.
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So far I like them this way. I am by no means some sort of woods ripping demon, nor will I ever be. Its much more comfortable and my back seems to appreciate the extra height

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