Ole's Machine
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Go to the bottom of this page for instructions on how to measure your riser height needs.
You can still call to place an order by phone if you want. 712-362-4254 Ask for Mike
The reason our risers are so different is because we make them with an angle on the bottom of the riser. That
makes the riser go straight up from the steering post plate, not up and back toward you like other straight risers.
This gives you a more rider forward position. This also helps give you more cable, line & wire length, so you can go
higher with my risers unlike other straight cut risers. Because our riser is made from one piece of aluminum, we think
it is the strongest on the market.
Make sure you measure how high you want to go, and how high you can go. I have been getting alot more returns from people who have not done there homework on there setups. Returns are always welcome but it takes time and costs money to ship the risers back and forth.
First figure out how much higher you want to go:
Stand or sit on the sled and have a friend measure the difference from your hands to the bars.
2nd figure out how high you can go:
Take your bars loose and pull them up as far as they will go.
Give the wires and cables some room to move. Then measure from the top front of the steering plate
to the center of the bars. That is the height of my riser you can use.
If you have any other questions email or call.
Last updated 1/11/08
