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Does another type of bike use stock VFR Risers?
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I added some Helibar Risors to my 2000 Honda VFR. I thought I read some where that another type of bike might have a use for them. Is there anywhere to pass those one or sell them? Thanks, Jason |
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I believe some of the guys that ride Blackbirds like to use the stock VFR bars.
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Blackbird owners generally go for the Gen 6 / '02+ bars as the forks have the same 43mm diameter, the Gen 5s Fork tubes are only 41mm. The VTR1000 / Superchickens have 41mm forks but not sure if owners bother installing Gen 5 VFR bars or not.
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John - your 100% right, I didn't look close enough at the OP's year bike.
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