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Vario-Ergo Handle Bar Riser
It's easy to spot a truly enthusiastic K1200 RS rider as they are often hunched over and plagued with back pain. It doesn't need to be this way however.
The basic concept of the original handlebars is very good but for many, just a bit more height can free the rider from the cramped riding position. So that the handlebar can be adjusted to meet your exact needs, serrations perfectly matching the originals are precision machined, allowing quick and easy adjustment. The more relaxed riding position results in a more ergonomically optimal posture that can improve the level of control.
These adjustable risers reposition the handlebars from 30 - 42mm higher and 20 - 27mm closer to the rider. This complete handlebar riser set for the K1200RS includes a longer upper brake line and everything needed for installation. This accessory has passed the strict German TÜV test for quality and sound design.
Note: Brake hydraulic work should only be carried out by a qualified technician, On certain models, wiring may need to be adjusted.
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31080-001
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Matt Chandik | September 13th, 2022
I bought these risers for a 2001 BMW K1200 RS I recently purchased. I am a shorter rider and was very interested in reducing the stretch to the handlebars. First, the risers are very expensive relative to bar risers available from other manufacturers for other bikes. That said, these are the only risers available for the K1200 RS so I was thankful to be able to source them from Wunderlich. I was aware that the brake line would likely need to be replaced and am thankful that the kit included a replacement braided line that provides the needed slack. However, for my bike the left handlebar switchgear wiring had NO available slack so I was not able to install the risers until I removed both body panels and the gas tank to access the wiring harness. Fortunately, I was able to access sufficient wire to provide the needed slack for the install but this required considerable time and effort to accomplish. I strongly suggest that Wunderlich disclaim this issue in addition to the brake line issue.
Peter Holnback (Colorado Springs, CO) | December 2nd, 2011
I am older and like to tour. The K-1200 RS has a forward lean that is more of a performance style. I had the risers installed at a BMW shop. The allow me to ride in a more upright position on longer rides. They fit my needs completely.
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