Kawasaki Vulcan Mean Streak/suzuki Marauder M95 Handle Bar Risers 1500 1600 on 2040-parts.com
Vinemont, Alabama, US
(2) New 2" Bar Risers for the Kawasaki Mean Streak and Suzuki Marauder M95 and also some Kawasaki 900 Custom.
Year: 2002-Present
These extensions give the rider an extra 2" in height and a little pull back which eliminate arm fatigue and back pain and can provide a better quality ride for taller riders.
Allows you to keep all stock components and cables no modifications required.
6061-T6 Billet Aluminum (Polished)
CNC Machined
Estimated Install Time: (20 Minutes)
Hardware Required: (2) M10x1.25 35mm Long (Available at any hardware store)
Produced by Bad Ace Billet. Made in the USA.
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