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01RMK800

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• Oct 8, 2009

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I have an 05 rev 800 and was wondering what to run for handlebars and risers. I am looking to do a flat handlebar with tall riser and wondering what to run and where i might find a good deal??? Thanks for any help

 

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enis750

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• Oct 8, 2009

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RSI best handlebars on the snow!

 

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revrider1

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• Oct 9, 2009

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On my 05 I was told to remove the console then theres a bolt going through the upper frame to hold the steering post, anyways, pull that bolt and move the post forward one and a half inches and drill/bolt it there. It gave me the rise I was looking for and got this advice from a genuine skidoo guru, the best doo mechanic I have ever met, still running stock bars but have even more rider forwardness! Hope this helps, Rev

 

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01RMK800

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thanks for the info guys!

 

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• Oct 9, 2009

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I have a 7" RSI riser i'm not using anymore that I would sell.

 

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Van Epps

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• Oct 10, 2009

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I've got a set of 9.5" Diggensweatinswearin risers I just pulled. I'd sell em for $50.

 

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revrider1

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• Oct 12, 2009

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Van Epps said:

I've got a set of 9.5" Diggensweatinswearin risers I just pulled. I'd sell em for $50.

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Nice 04 Rev man!

 

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Van Epps

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• Oct 13, 2009

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Thank Revrider! It goes pretty well.

 

bgraff1

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• Oct 13, 2009

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i run a fly racing 9'' riser powdercoated flat black, and a fly racing carbonfiber flat bars. i really like them.

 

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HuskyPower

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• Oct 13, 2009

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not to hijack the tread . . . but have an 07 xrs that is in need of either a new taller riser or new bars that will do the same.
question is, how hard is it to swap over the parts to a new bar? the obvious stuff is basic, wondering more about grips etc..
thanks

 

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• Oct 14, 2009

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I'm currently putting on a 6" RSI riser with Pro Taper SE bars with the Reed bend. It will have a similar look to the Assault when complete and I should have pics up next week. I also went with the RSI hi-powered heaters, Assault Grips and bar ends. Rox Billet hand guard mounts and hand guard flares. Gives me a total of 8" of rise with this set-up.

 

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• Oct 14, 2009

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RSI hands down! We can hook you up with what you need.

 

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enis750

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• Oct 14, 2009

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here's a pic of my set up

PowerMadd 6" Riser
PowerMadd 1 1/8" Clamp Adaptor
Pro Taper Pastrana FMX ATV Bend w 1 1/8" Fat Bar clamp
RSI tapered bar ends
RSI hi powered heating elements
RSI 8" grips
RSI small bar pad, all white (not seen in pic)

Total rise is approx. 10", all factory cables, no extensions needed (I have an X package sled)
I get cost on all parts so it was cheap for me
Originally wanted the RSI backcountry bars, but they are backordered and I didnt want to wait

But SUPER easy to install
Only issues was getting th bar ends to fit properly
Had to do some grinding and drilling to make em fit

Also used the stock Ski Doo X Package Mountain Bar (not seen in pic)