Cat Eye Raisers

the phantom pieman · 06-Feb-2005, 21:02

Has anyone fitted a set of these ... bought them in the summer, and I must get round to it .

easy job, or a pain in the arse ?

Any tips?

Thanks

the phantom pieman · 06-Feb-2005, 22:42

What ... no one has fitted them ?

electricsheep · 06-Feb-2005, 22:45

Do you mean cycle cat bar risers ?

the phantom pieman · 06-Feb-2005, 23:30

That would be the ones ... getting Mountain Biking and Motorbiking mixed up ....

Bed time , methinks

m1keyp · 07-Feb-2005, 09:10

Fitted them, they are easy.

Remove top fairing before you start. Just follow the instructions you won't have any trouble.

If you email cyclecat with questions or queries the owner replies and is very helpful, offered to fit mine if I took him to assen

m1keyp · 07-Feb-2005, 09:12

Oh and you won't believe the difference.

I would suggest that you get rearsets aswell and then the bars really come into their own as you are able to set the bike just as you require

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06-Feb-2005, 21:02	#1
the phantom pieman Registered Forum User GTL Posts: 449 Join Date: May 2002 Location: leaving ZH for Sussex - thank god ! Mood: Sort of shuffling along ..... Cat Eye Raisers Has anyone fitted a set of these ... bought them in the summer, and I must get round to it . easy job, or a pain in the arse ? Any tips? Thanks Reply

06-Feb-2005, 22:42	#2
the phantom pieman Registered Forum User GTL Posts: 449 Join Date: May 2002 Location: leaving ZH for Sussex - thank god ! Mood: Sort of shuffling along ..... What ... no one has fitted them ? Reply

06-Feb-2005, 22:45	#3
electricsheep Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,037 Join Date: May 2003 Location: Reading Mood: Diet Do you mean cycle cat bar risers ? Reply

06-Feb-2005, 23:30	#4
the phantom pieman Registered Forum User GTL Posts: 449 Join Date: May 2002 Location: leaving ZH for Sussex - thank god ! Mood: Sort of shuffling along ..... That would be the ones ... getting Mountain Biking and Motorbiking mixed up .... Bed time , methinks Reply

07-Feb-2005, 09:10	#5
m1keyp Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 714 Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Cambridgeshire Fitted them, they are easy. Remove top fairing before you start. Just follow the instructions you won't have any trouble. If you email cyclecat with questions or queries the owner replies and is very helpful, offered to fit mine if I took him to assen Reply

07-Feb-2005, 09:12	#6
m1keyp Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 714 Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Cambridgeshire Oh and you won't believe the difference. I would suggest that you get rearsets aswell and then the bars really come into their own as you are able to set the bike just as you require Reply